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It comes from none other than Washington Democratic Sen. Scoop Jackson. Republicans can't be the Party of No on the environment, certainly not in this state.
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The passing of Harry Wappler makes me nostalgic for the way Seattle used to do the weather.
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New Zealand: coffee and water and wine and wildness
A stern metaphysical spine runs through this lovely land and its very particular people.
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Pioneer Square needs to get organized to revitalize itself. The Main Street program, which barely survived Olympia budget cuts, offers a tested approach that could bring small-town techniques to Seattle's historic urban district.
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