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Stories for Nov. 2, 2010
Washington results: Here we go again
Rossi-Murray: Very close. Heard that before here? Ballot measures statewide are seeing lots of no votes, but the big money won on I-1107, repealing soda taxes. And Seattle Public Schools' levy measure was winning handily.
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While a new "Shanghai Declaration" sets for principles for sustainable urban development, you can see shades of Ballard in China as individuals stand up to developers.
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Election night is like the Super Bowl for information junkies. Here's a collection of sites and apps curated exclusively for Crosscut readers
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Metro Transit: a chance for good sense to guide service cuts
The Municipal League, which has pushed for improvements in Metro Transit, thinks King County is poised to move in good directions, getting more efficient and useful in the midst of economic challenges.
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A veteran observer's guide to Election Night
Frustrated by Washington state's delayed vote-counting system? Here are some nationwide signs to watch for tonight; they could help predict outcomes here at home.
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McGinn stirs the embers with his 'trust' insult to Gregoire
The other side declines to take the bait, and so the sides edge back from the brink. What does this say about politics in this region?
READ MORE | 37 COMMENTSSave the land! Eat fish!
Contrary to popular belief, there are plenty of fish in the sea. Food grown on land is more problematic.
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