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Oil train safety: A whole lot of worry among Washingtonians
Close to 1,000 people turn out to hearings in Olympia and Spokane, most of them asking for a halt to the rolling transport of oil across the state.
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Gold mine's pending closure brings the blues to Republic
North Central Washington worries about its economic future as a gold mine prepares to close, taking high-paying jobs with it.
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Seattle public safety levy? Somewhere on a back burner
Mayor Ed Murray suggested that levy planning might begin this fall, but it hasn't.
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Election 2014: What to expect when the smoke clears
The Republicans could pick up seats in both houses of the Legislature. But what happens if the Democrats do a great job of getting out the vote?
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Transportation Prop 1 will let Seattle add bus service for first time since '07
Guest Opinion: With the population of Seattle itself growing faster than any other core city in a major metro area, it's important to address pent-up demand and equity issues.