The election, version 1.0
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Stories for Nov. 3, 2009
Settling the 'which Vancouver?' question
Washington state's Vancouver is considering a slight but significant name change
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What would real political change look like?
The election will bring change, but the entrenched factors suggest only a few nudges. Here's an agenda for substantive change in our tax system, our spending priorities, our stalemated politics, and the post-Boeing economy.
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An argument to see Michael Jackson's movie, and to remember that there's not always next year.
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How taking out dams splits environmental groups
The issues are maddeningly complex and politically explosive. Here's a close look at the bedeviled Klamath River basin, where a seeming agreement is dividing the greens.
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A case of bike rage
The dispute over an event at West Seattle's Lincoln Park unleashes a "cycle" of anger. Once again, parks make good battlefields.
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Have Republicans found a path to reclaim some high state offices?
Those stepping stones are King County executive and Attorney General. New election rules make the King County post within reach for Susan Hutchison, running as an independent.
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An Election Day story about the meaning of justice
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