My kingdom for a Bailey bridge!
As investigations gear up and commuters and communities brace for disruption, the search is on for a WWII-era bridge that could save the day.
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As investigations gear up and commuters and communities brace for disruption, the search is on for a WWII-era bridge that could save the day.
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The state's one hope for quick traffic solutions dates back to World War II.
READ MORE | 2 COMMENTSThe UW hopes to widen the Burke-Gilman Trail.
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Of the 52 mayors who've run our fair city in the last 144 years, how many do you think were Seattle natives? Precisely one.
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The city council member views the political opportunities lining up well with his record, his positioning in the race.
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High school valedictorian, college football standout and UW-educated lawyer who built a career in his hometown, where a mayor told him at age 12 he should consider public office.
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Four hours before deadline, frontrunner Tim Burgess exited the Seattle mayor's race. Those last days were a frantic effort to retool his faltering campaign. Here's why he concluded that it was too late and too difficult to pull it off.
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An initiative campaign and a state commission are both moving to focus more attention on tax breaks for companies.
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Green Acre Radio: As more jobs become part-time and low-wage, the fight for worker's rights may be just beginning.
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The Washington Liquor Control Board has put together wide-ranging rules to implement the voter-approved legalization of pot.
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Lawmakers in Oregon and Washington question whether prosecutors' offices should rent out their names and letterhead to private firms collecting on bad checks.
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Alison Holcomb, a drug policy advocate and long-time lawyer, has her mayoral priorities in order, but she's not falling too far into the serious trap.
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Guest Opinion: Air traffic controllers are back at work, but others are still squirming under the effects of the sequester.
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It's only Day 1 of the special session, but there's no shortage of political infighting.
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Inslee finally got down to business today about his top priorities for the special session. Does he have the leadership chops to get 'em done?
READ MORE | 4 COMMENTSThe latest from news outlets and blogs around the Northwest and beyond, chosen by Crosscut editors.
It would show he's serious, and it would call the Republicans' bluff.
Voters in the Moore Poll back the Senate position on not raising taxes over the House budget, 61-26.
Charlie Cook: In playing to their rabid, Obama-hating base, the GOP ignores the fact that the rest of the electorate is not biting.
The case of Ben Carson, and whether he should have been disinvited from speaking at Johns Hopkins.
"Snohomish County Executive Aaron Reardon’s voluntary departure from his elected post should be acknowledged by more than a startling paragraph in a routine speech."
The new Republican nominee for lieutenant governor made the statement in a video last year.
Much anger but little to go on.
Not to mince words: "The reputation of the Obama White House has, among conservatives, gone from sketchy to sinister, and, among liberals, from unsatisfying to dangerous. No one likes what they're seeing. The Justice Department assault on the Associated Press and the ugly politicization of the Internal Revenue Service have left the administration's credibility deeply, probably irretrievably damaged."
After a second round of very intrusive questions, the Tri Cities Tea Party concluded it was being targeted for a turn-down.
"You want government workers who are alert to their own tendency toward bossiness; who ladle out their power carefully, gram by gram; who are aware that they are not really as benevolent and disinterested as they seem to themselves. Most of all, you want people with a strong sense of self-restraint."