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Onward, Olympia -- to the bank!
The week ahead will find state legislators trying to wrap their bills in the budget -- or kiss them goodbye.
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Seattle's Stramp: a swirling confection could finally link the Market and the waterfront
A rich, multi-party plan proposes a new “front porch” for Seattle. Sloping ramps, rooftop gardens, broad terraces, new stalls, cafes and housing -- and some killer views of Elliott Bay.
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It really will toll for thee
This whole tolling thing is pretty new to Washington. The state DOT is looking for a "Tolling Auditor" who can show us how to it right.
READ MORE | 18 COMMENTSElection officials give Southeast Seattle a place to vote, just as we said they should.
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