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Dim light at the end of the Brightwater tunnel
King County is in a fix, with a tunneling machine immobilized 300 feet beneath Lake Forest Park. Executive Constantine has just signed off on a Plan B, switching contractors in mid-tunnel. Hold your breath.
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This shelter is the bomb!
A relic of the Cold War past lies under I-5, a public haven where Seattleites could wait for the end of the world. With space for only 200 people, the shelter would have had us dying to get in, or at least competing to win at atomic "Survivor."
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Oped: Why clean energy means national security
As a veteran, I've served in a fight that was largely about oil. By passing clean energy legislation, Congress can promote national security — as well as jobs and a healthy climate.
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