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Classic KING-FM is shifting to a listener-supported model
Much will stay the same, including the board and the format, but on July 1, 2011 the classical music station will shift to underwriting and pledge drives. The arts beneficiaries will stay in charge but no longer have cash dividends.
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Just after a state performance audit raises questions about some Seattle City Light costs, the city council has voted for another rate increase.
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First-year complications with assisted suicide
Reports show some patients had troubles with end-of-life procedures, but complications were rare. Advocates say they'll work to better publicize proper methods.
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