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A personal remembrance of John M. McClelland, Jr.
A local newspaperman, patron, and publisher who loved history and risk-taking, and who helped reshape the identity of metro Seattle.
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Departure of B.C.'s forceful premier leaves province uncertain
Shock, mixed with relief, greeted Premier Gordon Campbell's resignation announcement. He has backed lower taxes but also brought about North America's first carbon tax.
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The unbearable lightness of Dino Rossi
Tricky suburban balancing act, rhetoric that undercut his own strengths, and a résumé that never grew helped to doom Rossi in his third statewide run.
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A conservative county council majority decided that residents, rather than having to pay for professional inspections of their septic systems, should be able to say whether their system is working. Result: Almost everyone who opts for self-inspections says his or her system is just fine.
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