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Stories for April 19, 2012
Midday Scan: Seattle targets 3 superintendent candidates
Three veterans from the West Coast are in the running. Meanwhile, preparation for the waterfront tunnel is moving forward. A blogger gives a downbeat answer on Seattle's ability to support more sports teams.
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Less insult, more discourse: How Seattle should talk about schools
It's hard to make progress when so much energy is expended and so much pain is inflicted at the first sign of disagreement. Some ideas on restoring civility among ourselves and effectiveness to school improvement efforts.
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Rachel Maddow charts the nation's 'Drift' into constant invisible war
Broadcast host Rachel Maddow brings her acerbic wit and calm reasoning to the literary world, with a compelling narrative of America's silent shift to unchecked presidential power and unseen but perpetual war.
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Budget uncertainties ahead for Washington state
The Legislature got its work done but in its eagerness to be done with cutting, it left large questions for the future.
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Seattle: Walk, bike, lose those extra pounds
Discipline and willpower make an effective combination for losing weight, exercising, and taking personal responsibility. Maybe they'd help with our social problems, too.
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Poison ivy, unholy holly, and lax weed laws
Washington backs off from declaring invasive holly a weed and banning forest-smothering ivy, but Oregon takes a tougher approach.
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Despite a few cracks, CATS lands in Seattle in full musical glory
Though it's still working out a few kinks, the national production of CATS is stretching its legs at Seattle's Paramount Theatre through Sunday.
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