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Washington’s cancer research fund named after Sen. Hill
Washington state’s cancer research fund will be named the Andy Hill Cancer Research Endowment, after a measure sponsored…
Northwest
Cooke Aquaculture fined $332,000 for Cypress Island farmed salmon escape
The operation also faces possible closure if legislators pass a bill that would ban the use of Atlantic…
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Flamenco music and dance abounds at recital
With hands up, young dancers participate in the inaugural Flamenco Recital last Friday at the Redmond Performing Arts…
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Buyers can prepare to pay even more for a house in Redmond
It’s no secret that Puget Sound is in a housing crunch, leading to soaring real estate costs and…
Northwest
Affirmative action could make a comeback in Washington State
Two decades after a voter-approved initiative made the practice illegal, legislators are calling for a reversal.
Sports
Redmond Rotary up to bat with donation
Redmond Rotary presented Redmond North Little League (RNLL) a $2,000 donation for the construction of batting cages at…
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DelBene holds roundtable on importance of nutrition assistance
Congresswoman Suzan DelBene (WA-01) heard from local organizations and recipients of vital nutrition assistance that keep Washington communities…
Northwest
Vetoed tax cut for manufacturers again pushed in bipartisan effort
Bill would lower business and occupation tax by 40 percent over four years.
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‘We’re hoping for change’: Overlake hosts assemblies to discuss racial injustice, Take A Knee
The Overlake School in Redmond held a series of assemblies on Tuesday to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr.,…
Northwest
State House speaker talks taxes, death penalty, and harassment
Democrat Frank Chopp has had the speaker title since 1999, and he says he’s not retiring this year.
Northwest
Senator proposes revoking firearm rights in cases of harassment
The bill would expand an existing law that takes guns from perpetrators of domestic violence.
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Tens of thousands take to the streets for Seattle Women’s March
Marchers included residents from the greater Eastside.
Northwest
American Indian activists rally in Olympia
More than 100 were on hand to lobby state government on issues including the welfare of indigenous women…
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Redmond police kick off Citizens Academy
The Redmond Police Department kicked off its 2018 Citizens Academy on Jan. 18. The opening class featured a…
Northwest
Hundreds gather in Olympia for 40th annual March For Life
The march, which is timed to the anniversary of Roe v Wade, took place as legislators considered bills…
Northwest
State legislators combat federal ruling on net neutrality
One Senate bill would prohibit internet service providers from exercising “deceptive” tactics and impairing or blocking legal web…
Northwest
Lawmakers again consider requiring health plans to cover abortions
Democratic lawmakers are hopeful that this is the year for the Reproductive Parity Act.
Northwest
Bills intended to expand and empower voters move ahead in Olympia
They will allow same-day voter registration and local redistricting to empower minorities.