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Report predicts state drivers would see little cost from tighter fuel standards
Drivers would only pay an extra 2 cents a gallon in 2020 if the state requires lower levels of carbon in vehicle fuels, according to a draft report.
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E. Washington's 15th District: Where Hispanic voters may make a difference -- someday
Population numbers don't add up to electoral success, or even voter participation.
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The Smartypants Guide to November's Civic Cocktail with SPD Chief Kathleen O'Toole and film director Lynn Shelton
Join us for drinks, snacks and smart talk about police issues and indie film-making.
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Inslee climate plans: Heavy winds ahead
The governor readies a measure to limit carbon emissions. His critics roll out arguments against it. Get ready for the 2015 legislative session.
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State will conduct own check on Belltown bar
City Attorney Pete Holmes wants an emergency suspension of the license of Cellars Restaurant and Lounge.