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Stories for Sept. 20, 2012
The quandary about how to pay for school improvements
A court has ordered a plan to pay for better schools. But even as it tries to look ahead, the state is still trying to figure out details of what it is spending now.
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Flip Side: How I learned to stop worrying about my skills and go out and buy a skill set.
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Mark Twain's long-lost farce loud enough to wake the dead
Theater Schmeater's production of "Is He Dead?" is over the top. Way over, acoustically.
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Doing the math: Obama, Romney have jobs problems
As Seattle area jobs numbers disappoint, doing the arithmetic helps to make clear the economic landscape that both presidential candidates face.
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How did phones take over our lives?
Once it was a simple black object that rarely broke the silence. Now it's a ubiquitous monster, intruding all the time. This is progress?
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