As California greens, Northwest power gains
There's an energy "butterfly effect": Buy a TV in L.A. and the next thing you know we're developing more wind energy in the Columbia Gorge.
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There's an energy "butterfly effect": Buy a TV in L.A. and the next thing you know we're developing more wind energy in the Columbia Gorge.
READ MORE | 1 COMMENTSA Central District forum evokes personal stories of assimilation in a place whose drawing card once was the absence of African Americans.
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How World War II came to the Northwest: blackouts, interrupted broadcasts, and, finally, internment camps.
READ MORE | 3 COMMENTSThe recent spate of police executions triggers a thought about the third rail of Northwest politics: gun control. What of those plans to ban, or allow, firearms in public parks?
READ MORE | COMMENT NOWThe parties are back in court this morning to revisit the federal government's unadopted plans to protect the river system's salmon, listed 15 years ago as endangered.
READ MORE | COMMENT NOWAuthor Lorraine McConaghy discusses her book chronicling a seamy Seattle in the 1850s.
READ MORE | COMMENT NOWWashington state's Vancouver is considering a slight but significant name change
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As our Charter Membership Drive continues, a few words from a Crosscut Public Media contributor
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Preservationists worry that the character of Bellingham's historic neighborhood rides on the FDIC's willingness to enforce its own order restricting a controversial development.
READ MORE | 16 COMMENTSKCTS documentary on AYP Exposition airs tonight.
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The author of a new book on Oregon's little-remembered disaster finds some enduring truths while researching the tragedy.
READ MORE | 1 COMMENTSIt's fall, which means time to turn up the heat. For our writer, who appreciates every step from felling a tree to stacking a cord, there's nothing like heating a home with a fire.
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Brookings' Bruce Katz argues in a UW talk that this "metro" can help lead the U.S. toward a new, more prosperous economy.
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A new study shows how many people are following the Northwest's lead of turning into religious skeptics and non-joiners.
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Some East Coast experts mistake the West for a thinly populated place, a wasteful region for Obama's new rail spending. The numbers tell a different, highly urban story.
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