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Stories for Jan. 25, 2012
Midday Scan: High tension for School Board, Barefoot Bandit, legislators ... and even senators' faces
Updated: Maria Cantwell and Patty Murray do pretty well on a rating of smiling senators. Seattle School Board is debating how to conduct itself with the superintendent. Colton Harris-Moore gets derisive about the legal system. Tim Eyman warns legislators against a transportation tax.
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Village Theatre pulls all the strings, but the old 'Odd Couple' romance is gone
Village Theatre's production of The Odd Couple leaves nothing to be desired, but nearly 50 years later, the play itself feels out of sync.
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State of the Union: optimistic call to invest in young people
We have a healthy birth rate but without a strong education system, we won't compete internationally.
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Today's dynamic Seattle: born at the Space Needle
Smith Tower was the city's largest building for nearly 40 years. But the Space Needle, and the people behind it, opened the way to a dynamic city that went from backwater to cutting edge.
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Church groups push for action on feds' Seattle police report
Ministers say that they are working together to bring about a strong city response to findings from the U.S. Department of Justice on the use of force by the Seattle Police Department. One group is meeting with DOJ representatives today.
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President Obama's poster fish for reform: the salmon
The president wants to reorganize the government's handling of fish in a way that, on the surface, would give science a larger voice. But would the Obama administration really let facts have priority over politics?
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Crosscut Tout: For music fans, a week of classical innovation across Seattle
A bold program of pioneering composers in Wallingford's music sanctuary; A pair of UW graduates make orchestra user-friendly; The Seattle Symphony unveils Morlot's inaugural season with a free performance.
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