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The Makah, which last hunted and killed a whale in 1999, still need U.S. government permission and don't expect to go to sea again until 2009.
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The recent indictment of the son of Greg Nickels doesn't undermine the Seattle mayor as a parent, but for some it might be relevant to his standing as a politician.
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As Seattle sprawl encroaches on their habitat, more bear encounters are being reported. But maybe it's not development – it's donuts.
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