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Stories for May 27, 2010
Emulating Britain's writing awards might improve political journalism
The Orwell Prizes, named after the author of '1984,' reward serious political writing, by journalists, authors, and bloggers.
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With state taxes, a little addition means a lot of relief
Depending on what ballot measures are before voters in November, the state may have a lot more chance to talk about the revenue increases approved by the legislature and governor. But, for now, it's important to understand that Washington acted in a balanced way, like most other states, and protected the state's core values.
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Pioneer Square to 'Real Change': Move along
Welcome to the neighborhood? Not quite. The only welcoming party is one the paper threw for itself.
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Costco will make enemies as it goes after liquor sales
Neo-prohibitionists, entrenched government workers, and probably tea-partiers will fight the giant wholesaler as its employees collect initiative signatures.
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