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Midday Scan: Friday's top stories around the region
The political education of former U.S. Attorney John McKay; a tax break for Safeco Field; Patty Murray's partisan email to supporters; Amazon magoozling in California; and Seattle's burgeoning population of bikers.
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'Contagion': believe the fearful possibility
Scientists here see a lot to like. Seattle, in fact, has a history that shows the reality of pandemics.
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Recession is producing a needed reset on land use
Instead of the foolish rush of development during the housing bubble, cities are now stopping to think about how to foster smart growth. We're taking apartments more seriously and putting civic investments where they can stimulate good private development.
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How Sam Reed bent his sword against KIRO-TV
The retiring secretary of state, a model of public candor, found that media don't always like accountability when it is turned toward them.
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