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Give Big day: a 'flash mob' of charitable local giving
Next Thursday (June 23), you can join a happy crowd on the Web and be part of the biggest giving day in King County history.
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Coal port proposal drives a big green wedge into Bellingham politics
UPDATED: Liberal/green Bellingham is pitted against a more conservative Whatcom County on the explosive issue of a giant coal port. Gov. Gregoire is being urged to step in and order the state Department of Ecology to displace Whatcom County on the environmental review.
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Eating on the Edge: I view my relationship with Olivia as a finite collection of moments, whose end and size neither of us truly have control over past today. For moments big and small, we seem to have found a restaurant where we want to go.
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