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After five years, Jack Bog's Blog is still shooting straight in Portland
Lewis and Clark tax-law professor Jack Bogdanski wanted a writing outlet. He found it on the Web, and thousands now read him.
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Using Machiavelli to sell congestion pricing
One way to make widespread road tolling popular could be the old political trick of spreading the money around. But in car-centric Seattle, that might not be enough. First of two parts.
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KING's queen: Jean Enersen's 35-year run might be the longest in television
Channel 5's franchise player has survived in a notoriously unforgiving business. With the retirement of Natalie Jacobson in Boston, Enersen now stands apart. What's the key to her longevity?
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Seattle is a city flush with forgetting
Historic preservation is tough in boomtowns, but a new push to landmark downtown buildings is a great way to get the city to broaden the discussion about the importance of our past.
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Tacoma's new bridge looks like the first deck you built in your backyard
$849 million buys Washington a new bridge to cross the Tacoma Narrows, but we miss an opportunity to depart from the dull. Paging Norman Foster.