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Midday Scan: Why Hemingway would have tut-tutted the Wash. legislature
With the legislature down to the wire on the special session, will lawmakers continue looking busy, while pushing back the deadline (and upping the cost to the state) or can they actually agree on a budget?
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What's the secret sauce for Seattle's global reach?
A remote rainy corner of the country emerged as one of the recognized centers of international commerce and innovation. More than blind luck was at play.
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Warning: this vehicle could kill
Warning labels on cars seems like a wacky idea - until you think about the invisible but ever-present driving hazard that we all put out of our minds.
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Ancient rhythms of sport and nature at Genesee Park
Bulldogs and Vultures, playing lacrosse on reclaimed land bordering Lake Washington, produce a scene that is elemental and joyful.
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Musical genius verges on maniacal in new Eastside play
SecondStory Repertory's staging of Amadeus merges musical genius with senility in an allegedly deadly game of jealousy.
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Seattle needs stable school leadership
The system has experienced a level of turnover that stands in the way of the kind of educational improvements everyone wants.
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If taxpayer money is used to build a parking structure to support transit, the state transportation head thinks anyone should be able to use it? But do we even want to build more parking around rail facilities?
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