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Stories for Oct. 30, 2012
Teatro ZinZanni: A pretty penny, but worth every one
Says, head chef Erik Carlson: "Food is one of the characters in the show."
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The ballot measures: How one observer looks at the current crop
It's tempting to vote against them all. Here's how a veteran political observer decided on the big ones of 2012.
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GMO fight is heating up in Washington state
An initiative signature-gathering campaign is already underway here as California prepares to vote on what would become the nation's first law requiring the labeling of foods with genetically modified organisms.
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Can Washington get its life sciences groove back?
Both candidates for governor say they will help biotech and biomedical research in Washington state. But formerly robust state investments have dwindled as leaders divert tobacco-settlement money.
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