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First M's game: It's a long season, right?
One loss, World Series still in view. The first spring training game, after all, is the type of affair when you can allow Giants ace pitcher Tim Lincecum a big lead and expect him to let you right back in the game.
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Tim's Cascade Snacks is recalling some Hawaiian Kettle Style Sweet Maui Onion chips and rings. Some buyers are finding out via robo phone calls.
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An event to crown good local alleys and how to improve them, and a blog to stir the imagination for making urban places that are alluring.
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The overdog party is now in control of the city council, while the underdog Licatics have ascended to the mayor's office. Confusion! Instability!! Have another beer!!!
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In modern church architecture, the magic of sacredness is rare
A deal saved the old downtown sanctuary and allowed First United Methodist to build a new church near Seattle Center. The new building is honest but boxy, with fetching details and luscious cherry pews.
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Credible information sources: One man's guide
Struggling print and online media often skip the substance. That leaves information consumers struggling to assemble our own sources of reliable reporting and analysis.
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Local economy is still looking for any sustained growth
The latest jobs report offers mixed news, with the unemployment rate inching up to 9.3 percent amid a few signs of an upward tick.
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