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The Daily Troll: NBA kills Seattle. Again. A loo to love in Pioneer Square? Good news from the north for coal port supporters.

Wed, May 15, 4:12 p.m.

By Joe Copeland

Navy, state protect Hood Canal tidelands.

The Daily Troll: Sequestration vs. tribe fishing. Bus crash fatalities. Happy pay days for Tacoma.

Tue, May 7, 4:19 p.m.

By Joe Copeland

Ethiopian Orthodox community celebrates Easter.

Exclusive: Inslee looks ahead to goals, metrics and financial challenges

Thu, Feb 28, 1 a.m.

By John Stang

The governor hopes to make significant progress on education this year, in part with money from closing unproductive tax exemptions. But hard-to-control factors are in play.

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Competing with the state: A fool's game for foot-ferries?

Thu, Aug 30, midnight

By C.B. Hall

Foot-ferries to the Kitsap Peninsula have had a hard time competing with Washington State Ferries' monolithic schedules. With Kingston bowing out, is there still room for passenger-only ferries?

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Seattle's narrowing inequality and surprisingly poor Asian and African Americans

Wed, May 16, midnight

By Eric Scigliano

A new report on the city's economy turns up some good news, and some shocks and mysteries.

Kitsap sub plans raise security questions

Mon, Apr 30, 2 a.m.

By John Stang

The Navy wants a wharf expansion at Bangor to upgrade nuclear missiles. But why?

Learning to be an oyster farmer: first, there's eating the oyster

Mon, Feb 20, 2 a.m.

By Lissa James

If you're going to talk with the restaurant people and meet their needs, you have to be familiar with their favored way of serving oysters: raw.

Re-kindling that old house romance

Thu, Dec 29, 2 a.m.

By Douglas Gantenbein

Living in a vintage house has it rewards – and its trials. A homeowner tries to come to terms with both.

Bad goat: when should the feds have shot the killer?

Wed, Dec 7, 2 a.m.

By Daniel Jack Chasan

Long before Robert Boardman's death along a trail in the Olympic National Park, officials knew there was one bad actor. Sure, the park is a wild place, but what was gained by holding fire all those years?

Sequim mastodon creates mystery about the first humans here

Mon, Dec 5, 2 a.m.

By Daniel Jack Chasan

The death of a mastodon nearly 14,000 years ago is helping reverse scientific thinking about the origins of human settlement in the Americas. Clearly, sophisticated hunting took place without any spread of culture from Alaska down the West Coast.

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Recession is producing a needed reset on land use

Fri, Sep 30, 2 a.m.

By Mark Hinshaw

Instead of the foolish rush of development during the housing bubble, cities are now stopping to think about how to foster smart growth. We're taking apartments more seriously and putting civic investments where they can stimulate good private development.

Elwha River salmon, steelhead better off without hatcheries

Tue, Aug 2, 3:18 p.m.

By Will Atlas, Rich Simms, Kurt Beardslee, and Pete Soverel

With the dams being removed, a massive hatchery program threatens to impede effective use of the millions spent to open up the river and help salmon and steelhead runs recover.