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Looking for loos
Seattle has sold off its five automated public toilets, so where's a person supposed to go?
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A nick-of-time court ruling stops the gravel project on Maury Island
Judge Ricardo Martinez broadly rejected the Corps of Engineers' approval of the request, even offering some sweeping language about 'cumulative impact' of such projects. A victory for Puget Sound, or just an eddy against the bigger tide?
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