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Taking online aim at Sen. Murray
A traditional Republican with new-media skills, Chris Widener launches his first online salvos at the incumbent.
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Singapore's national dish: Hainan chicken rice
Eating on the Edge: A few Seattle restaurants serve this simple dish, which is so popular in Singapore that one restaurant can go through 50 chickens a day.
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The Hugo Literary Series wraps up Friday (March 19) at UW's Kane Hall.
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The Center has been a chronic budget problem, and efforts to build one's way out of it have not worked. Here's why, and here's how this adds up to an opportunity to regroup, not commercialize the place.
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Needed: a cheaper way to resolve open records disputes
Op-Ed: Other states have found that there can be a faster, less expensive alternative to lawsuits to resolve disputes over opening public records or meetings. Washington should follow suit.
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City Light audit: Are rate games being played?
City Council approved a double-digit rate increase late last year on a close vote. Now, a state performance audit raises more questions about what the rest of city government puts into City Light's rates.
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