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- Federal Way Mirror
- Daddy-daughter duo will bike from Federal Way to San Diego
- Successful organic garden starts with the soil | Gardener's Way
- State Rep. Skip Priest will run for Federal Way elected mayor
- Interpretation of Washington state gun laws | Firearms Lawyer
- Is U.S. citizenship for sale to the highest bidder? | Federal Way letters
- Global warming vs. Fox-style punditry | Federal Way letters
- Campaign signs can wear out their welcome | Federal Way letters
- Do guns have feelings too? | Federal Way letters
- Bach to the future with Federal Way Symphony
- Earth Day 2010: More than 500 volunteers clean up Federal Way
- Federal Way school volunteer Jay Allison honored by governor
- Store bathroom covered in feces | Federal Way crime blotter
- Strange and sexy political tales in Washington | Bob Roegner
- Store bathroom covered in feces | Federal Way crime blotter
- Federal Way centenarian's secret to longevity: I mind my own business
- Federal Way offers matching funds for emergency preparedness
- Pipe bomb found at Rainier View Elementary in Federal Way
- Rainier View Elementary in lockdown
- Federal Way Fire Station Night set for April 28
- Spring cleaning beliefs about sexuality | Amy Johnson
- Spokane Journal of Business
- Subdivision site reverts to Sterling
- Idaho Department of Labor launches $4 million project
- Spokane companies shaping Kennewick lighthouse project
- Spokane builder, others propose Methow project
- UV lamp maker has cure
- Pearson to market Italian-made equipment
- Spokane holds own compared with peers
- Itron sets up new line formeter boards
- Wading into the mobile 'app' market
- Ritchie Bros. mulls auction facility here
- When tech meets entrepreneurship
- Beehive plans big complex here
- Among all tourists globally, Germans biggest spenders
- Carry-on accidents said rising
- Restaurant group applauds nutrition measure
- Churchill's reopens after fire - Art only
- Outfitters in Idaho expect gains this year
- Entrepreneur takes three-pronged hospitality approach
- Sladich bullish as he leaves CVB
- Coeur d'Alene contractor builds 18-hangar facility at rural airport
- Federal Way News
- Raiders keep it close, but lose to Eagles
- Beamer edges Thomas Jefferson for All City Championship
- Federal Way Cops, Firefighters square off for a good cause
- Federal Way beats TJ to stay in first place
- Cenerstage presents Will Rogers Now!
- 10 new videos highlight life, work and leisure in Federal Way
- It's time to think pink
- Con artists, burglaries highlight this week's Police Beat
- Homestreet Bank lends a hand to wetlands conservation
- Gold mine slips away
- Slain sound man recalled by Des Moines buddies
- I-1033 allows citizen control on government spending
- Sports Briefs
- PHOTO: Couple donates homestead-era relics
- Earthquake Preparedness: Are You Ready?
- Overflow crowd at airport noise meeting
- Eyman initiative is opposed by SeaTac lawmakers
- A thunderous homecoming
- Mentink writes the book on Ken Griffey, Jr.
- In the business of education, who are the suppliers and who are the customers?
- The Issaquah Press
- Issaquah Eagles baseball ties Bothell
- Ruth Randi Audrey Sather Anderson
- Charleen Ann (Matthews) Donohue
- Hazel (Cosgrove) Ruppert
- Carol Ramsay Smith
- If it s spring, it must be time for car shows
- How to: green your life
- What health care reform means to us
- The Hot List
- Everyone wears Bepser
- Ever heard of Lithuania?
- Point guard leads math team to new directions
- Teen Talk: How do you think the health care law will affect you?
- To The Editor
- Off The Press
- Press Editorial
- Rapid Response
- City Council OKs trash pickup contract
- Give to Issaquah Schools Foundation at annual luncheon
- Veterans families need to decide on grave markers
- Puget Sound Business Journal
- AVI BioPharma gets $4M more from U.S. Defense Dept.
- Bensussen Deutsch & Associates buying Evigna
- Survey: 30 percent of Washington residents fear losing their jobs
- Frontier Financial execs: No truth to buyout rumor
- Market Leader reports Q1 loss of $3.4M
- Qliance Medical Management raises another $6M
- Alaska Airlines to stop flying to Cancun
- First Financial NW loses $17.8M in Q1
- Emmert to leave top University of Washington post, will head NCAA
- Chief Washington State University fundraiser leaving for N.Y. post
- SeaBright Insurance net income increases in Q1
- FDA warns of Cardiac Science defibrillators; shares dive
- Seattle Genetics reports Q1 net income of $11.5M
- Wash. Attorney General accuses Everett car dealer of jacking up prices
- Washington state long-term care costs 14% higher than U.S., survey shows
- Jones Soda switches auditors
- Bravern condo tower to become apartments
- Todd Shipyards gets $8.8M Coast Guard contract modification
- Boston firm to invest $135M in Sterling Financial
- Like most of nation, Seattle s home prices dip
- Pierce County Business Examiner
- Jobless rates higher than a year ago, but decline month-to-month
- Lakewood Ford among top dealerships
- Washington home care costs among nation's highest
- Tacoma Planning Commission has vacancies
- New driver license design aims to stem ID theft
- Study shows paperless customers more satisfied
- Project management courses in demand
- People on the Move
- Thurston property tax payments due Friday
- Consumer confidence increases
- State, TransAlta to formally discuss limiting emissions
- KBTC earns 7 Emmy nominations
- Rx360 presenter training available
- Worswick tapped for state Court of Appeals
- Around the Sound
- Tacoma seeks teaching artists for mural training program
- KBTC receives 7 Emmy nominations
- UPS receives $650K for Center for Health Sciences
- Local hiring, wages expected to tick upward
- Northwest Territorial Mint moving to Federal Way
- KEPR TV
- Alpaca Show Packed
- PART 1: Taking Your Questions to KID
- Gregoire signs state 10-day furlough bill
- Feel Like it Costs a Lot to Gas Up? Your Garbage Man Has the Same Problem
- PART 1:Taking Your Questions to KID
- PART 2: Taking Your Questions to KID
- Raw Materials Bumping Up Home Prices
- No Swim Lessons This Summer for YMCA
- 04.26.10
- Pipe Problem In Pasco
- Alpaca Show Packed
- Ams Going To Finals!
- AVID Program at WA-HI is getting results
- First Permanent Dog Park Getting Started!
- Looking for An Apartment? Good Luck! Occupancy at 99%
- Umatilla Intersection Getting a Major Facelift
- Census Return Rates Lower in Rural Areas
- KID: You Pay for Service Not for Water
- Prosser Boys and Girls Club Set to Open in the Fall
- City Council Doesn't Settle $328,000 Payoff
- KHQ TV
- Flags lowered Thursday for Dorothy Height
- Redmond council confirms Gibson as police chief
- AZ cities consider fighting immigration law
- Single huge tornado blamed for 10 Miss. deaths
- What happened to Rachel Anderson?
- Missing Spokane boy found
- Spokane Police Guild no-confidence vote on chief disputed
- Plea agreement in Seattle strip club case
- Trial set in shaken baby death
- Gov't OKs 1st US offshore wind farm, off Mass.
- Court skeptical on keeping signers' names private
- High court supports Mojave cross in Calif.
- Crews to set fire to oil leaking in Gulf of Mexico
- Etiquette expert Elizabeth Post dies at 89 in Fla.
- Judge liquidates troubled medical insurance firms
- High court says Mojave cross in Calif. can stay
- Coast Guard to set fire to oil leaking in the Gulf
- Man in NC airport arrest once ticketed over lights
- Mother fights confinement of NY man who spread HIV
- Official: Interior secretary OKs Mass. wind farm
- KIMA TV
- Historic Development In West Valley Not Without Challenges
- Gregoire signs state 10-day furlough bill
- Double Booked Prom Night
- Raw Materials Bumping Up Home Prices
- Student Project Has Stores Making Changes For Customers
- Local Business Offending Customers With Sign
- Ruby's Visits
- Agroterrorism, Is It A Threat In Yakima County?
- Prosser Boys and Girls Club Set to Open in the Fall
- Yakima County Ranks Low in Teen Pregnancy and Chlamydia
- Prosser Boys and Girls Club Opens in the Fall
- Prosser Wants a New Exit off of I-82
- Recycling Heros
- Union Gap Has Unique Solution To Volunteer Fire FIghter Shortages
- Gang Prevention Starts With Parents
- Taking a Bite Out of Crime
- CWU Budget Cuts Affect Ellensburg Schools
- One Neighborhood Worried Gangs Are Moving In Next Door
- Sunnyside Community Taking Action to Prevent Burglaries
- Families Have Painful Wait As Bodies Turn Up In The River
- KING TV
- Court skeptical on keeping R-71 petition signers' names private
- Confidante: Fla. gov likely to run as independent
- Ricky Gervais booked again to host Golden Globes
- Court skeptical on keeping R-71 petition signers' names private
- Baker targets Boozman's bailout vote with bus tour
- Coats gives $200K loan for Senate campaign
- Poll: Seattleites split on mayor's job performance
- Sandra Bullock's divorce cites discord as grounds
- Poll: Seattleites split on mayor's job performance
- Public memorial in Seattle Friday for 'Deadliest Catch' captain
- People: Bullock is divorcing James, adopting baby
- Jesse James says loss of son has broken his heart
- Jessica Seinfeld wins NY culinary copycat claim
- WA State Patrol chief up for New Orleans chief job
- Washington driver license changing to protect IDs
- Police: bored Idaho teen posted 'boy for sale' ad
- Washington woman wakes up in forest with wrists, ankles bound
- Lincoln gives Goldman Sachs donations to charity
- High Court hears dispute over R-71 petition signers' names
- Website: Bullock says she's divorcing Jesse James
- KIRO TV
- Public Meeting To Be Held On Seattle Budget Cuts
- Group Pitches Idea Of 24 Hour Bars In Seattle
- Climbers Tell How They Survived Night On Mount Rainier
- Waste Management, Union Reach Agreement
- 12-Year-Old Boy Credited With Saving Family From Fire
- WATCH IT: Father Of Slain Woman Says Her Soldier Husband Was Having An Affair
- Seattle Detective Suing SPD, City Over South Dakota Shooting
- Police Say Renton Woman s Disappearance Suspicious
- Boeing Asking For Delays For Two 787s Sections
- UW President Emmert Leaving To Head NCAA
- Rangers Rescue Mount Rainier Climbers
- 150 Car Prowls Reported In Lacey In 3 Months
- Jurors Say Everett Police Officer Did Not Kill Man In Self-Defense
- Everett Car Dealerships Accused Of 'Bait And Switch' Scheme
- UW Warns Students, Staff Of Possible Chickenpox Exposure
- Wash. State Patrol Chief Up For New Orleans Chief Job
- Mount Rainier Climbers Who Fell Located By Rescuers
- Police Say Employee Admitted Arson At Ride The Ducks
- WATCH IT: Dozens Confront Granite Falls Mayor At City Hall
- Hate Graffiti Targets Group That Backed Healthcare Reform
- KNDO TV
- Bonsai trees stolen in Richland
- Family Fishing Pond closed for stocking
- Fatal Accident on I-84 near Pendleton
- West Richland ambulance service passes
- Groundbreaking for new Humane Society Animal Shelter
- Petition started against Kadlec lawsuit
- YSD announces 2010 Crystal Apple Awards recipients
- Toppenish man sentenced for attempted robbery at a Walmart
- Changes to state basketball tournament may affect Yakima economy
- KNDU Family Food drive brings in big donations
- Firefighters lead three out of burning building
- KNDO Spring Family Food Drive a hit
- Arizona's Immigration Bill Signed Friday
- Ki-Be students take Grape Growing 101
- Big donation kicks off food drive weekend
- Jason Sartin autopsy
- A slippery roundabout is the cause of many minor accidents
- PNNL craft career day
- Arizona's Anti-Immigration bill signed today
- Toppenish workers on strike
- KNDU TV
- Former friend helped bust Olympia councilman
- Hudson crash probe: Controller missed pilot error
- Flags lowered Thursday for Dorothy Height
- Redmond council confirms Gibson as police chief
- Former friend helped bust Olympia councilman
- State reissues air permit for Port Townsend mill
- Univ. of Wyo. heightens security for Ayers visit
- Court skeptical on keeping petitioner IDs private
- Poll: A third say pets listen better than husbands
- State reissues air permit for Port Townsend mill
- Plea agreement in Seattle strip club case
- Court skeptical on keeping signers' names private
- Editorial Roundup: Excerpts From Recent Editorials
- Report: Most Americans still live in unclean air
- Murder verdict upheld in EMU student dorm killing
- Judge liquidates troubled medical insurance firms
- Court skeptical on keeping signers' names private
- Cd'A schools plan teacher 'collaboration' time
- Nearly 2 feet of snow falls in NY, New England
- Police say Texan decapitated wife with chainsaw
- KOMO TV
- Strip clubs to close in racketeering plea agreement
- Court skeptical on keeping R-71 names private
- Youth pastor admits to sex with teen
- Murray presses for answers in refinery blast
- South Park residents fear impact of bridge closure
- Teen gets 12 years for Sultan gang killing
- Youth pastor admists to sex with teen
- A program that lets you buy what you want while donating to charity
- South Park residents fear repercussions of bridge closure
- Report: Granite Falls mayor says he wasn't told about drug bust
- Idaho scientists find fabled worm
- Police: Bored Idaho teen posted 'boy for sale' ad
- 'Hundreds' of Seattle employees likely to be axed
- Teamsters, Waste Management reach tentative agreement
- Gregoire signs state 10-day furlough bill
- Trash talking: Contradictory claims abound between WM, Teamsters
- Murray presses OSHA for answers into Tesoro refinery blast
- 'It makes me angry. We don't get a second chance'
- Man sentenced in hammer-beating of wife
- Teamsters, WM tell two different stories on bargaining talks
- KONG TV
- Court skeptical on keeping R-71 petition signers' names private
- Nortorious Seattle-area strip clubs may shut down today
- Poll: Seattleites split on mayor's job performance
- Coast Guard to set fire to oil leaking in the Gulf
- Public memorial in Seattle Friday for 'Deadliest Catch' captain
- Washington driver license changing to protect IDs
- Police: bored Idaho teen posted 'boy for sale' ad
- Oregon woman fights off bear to save puppy
- Washington woman wakes up in forest with wrists, ankles bound
- High Court hears dispute over R-71 petition signers' names
- Mercer Island schools facing budget cuts
- 12-year-old son alerts family to evacuate burning home
- Fire destroys home in Pierce County
- Peanuts gang sold to owner of Joe Boxer for $175M
- The end of a Seattle adult entertainment empire?
- Waste Management and Teamsters reach tentative agreement
- Waste Management and Teamsters reach agreement
- 'Green gone wrong'
- Mount Rainier climbers rescued after falling 150 feet
- Union: Waste Management may lock out Seattle-area garbage haulers
- KREM TV
- Confidante: Fla. gov likely to run as independent
- Local teens fail distracted driving challenge
- Police: Bored Idaho teen posted 'boy for sale' ad
- Coats gives $200K loan for Senate campaign
- Driver hits garbage can, light post in Downtown Spokane
- Lincoln gives Goldman Sachs donations to charity
- Parked cars hit during police chase in Browne's Addition
- Local teens, parents participate in Distracted Driver challenge
- Scattered showers and gusty winds today
- Dem chairman lays out voters' choice for fall
- 10 year old boy reported missing found safe
- GOP eyes comeback for New England House seats
- Spokane police looking for missing 10-year-old boy
- Rangers rescue 2 climbers on Mount Rainier
- WSP pulls PIT maneuver to stop speeding driver in Browne's Addition
- Click here for election results
- Boeing asking for delays for 2 787s sections
- Rangers rescue 2 climbers on Mount Rainier
- High court to hear Wasden's suit over cabin rents
- Idaho man sues CCA over severe prison beating
- Tri-City Herald
- Turkey comes calling: First-timer's luck hooks hunter
- Move aside, PCs, here come the tablets
- Can GOP build a sustainable coalition?
- Grandview, Sunnyside schools to get grants
- Ethics essay contest offering scholarship
- Chico's shoppers can help children's center
- Solar-powered concert, tree planting set at CBC
- Competition focuses on website makeovers
- Ecuadorian pianist to perform today
- Humane Society shelter still needs $500,000
- Public review set for Blue forests plans
- Pasco repairs water main, tackles cleanup work
- Medical marijuana panel discussion set April 30
- Scholarship fundraiser lunch is Saturday
- They bear witness to the horrors of the Holocaust
- Levee safety takes precedence over better recreation
- Doctor loses appeal in lawsuit vs. Kadlec
- TechShop is a tinkerer's paradise
- Golf loses a graceful star
- Who's afraid of South Park'?
- The Olympian
- Court skeptical on keeping petitioner IDs private
- Mechele Linehan back in court
- Anchorage police: Soldier killed wife, baby daughter, then turned gun on himself
- Girl, 17, gets 12-plus years for Sultan killing
- Washington driver license changing to protect IDs
- Seattle memorial Friday for 'Deadliest' captain
- Mabton mistake spills sewage into Yakima River
- Longview youth pastor jailed for sex with teen
- Letters to the Editor for April 28
- Fire safety will pay off with impending dry season
- Patients should demand to see the science behind recommendation
- Voters approve annexing Lacey into fire district
- Lacey fire annexation easily passes
- Kingsbury: 'I am the confidential informant'
- 3 arrested after alleged Oakville robbery attempt
- Rangers rescue 2 climbers on Mount Rainier
- Traveling Seattle parks superintendent resigns
- Snohomish County deputy executive resigns
- Yakima man accused of scalding 2-year-old girl
- State Patrol sergeant injured in Thurston County crash
- The News Tribune
- Plea agreement in Seattle strip club case to close 4 including Fox's in Tacoma
- Lions 4 Kids House turns Sumner teen's prom dream into reality
- Olympia: High school students speak out on 'sexting' at speech contest
- Pierce County: Boy, 12, saves family from burning mobile home off Canyon Road
- Today: Lane closure on NB I-5 at Lewis-McChord from 9 am 1pm
- Sumner caf owners struggle to keep family Puyallup home up for auction Friday
- New Orleans: 2 with State Patrol ties apply for chief job
- Mount Rainier: Pair of young climbers rescued after fall
- Former Olympia councilman says he was informant in Hyer marijuana case
- State prepaid tuition units will rise to $117
- Fabled giant Palouse worm found in Idaho
- Auditor finds DNR overpaid $75,000 for equipment from Tumwater shop
- Tacoma: Work will slow southbound Interstate 5
- Iraq war veteran battles homeowners association over $25 flag fine
- Grays Harbor: 3 in custody after ramming ATM in attempted robbery
- Girl, 17, gets 12-plus years for Sultan gang killing
- Longview youth pastor, 43, jailed for sex with teen girl
- Tentative agreement in King County garbage dispute
- Tour homes hold pieces of Tacoma history
- Tacoma Hilltop Crips suspect faces federal firearms charge
- The Moscow/Pullman Daily News
- The need to understand your worldview Town Crier IV
- Tea Party edit was 'irresponsible distortion'
- Destroying a country
- OUR VIEW: Immigration law has potential for abuse
- Day-shift employees laid off from Troy cedar mill
- Pullman man charged with burglary, attempted theft
- Board could act on Race to the Top tonight
- Police investigate Pullman statutory rape case
- Two giant Palouse earthworms found
- Home deemed total loss after Harvard fire
- PUBLIC RECORDS
- Colfax voters give the OK to two-year schools levy
- Pullman considers cancelling senior shuttle
- Moscow School District opts out of financial emergency
- HER VIEW: Downzone will do little to benefit College Hill
- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: April 26
- OUR VIEW: Giving up raises makes good election year politics
- Voters to decide on Colfax school levy
- ACCURACY MATTERS
- Walking on an even path: Moscow CommUNITY Walk draws crowd in march for diversity
- The Daily Herald
- Honey's to close as part of plea agreement
- Arizona may prod feds to finally act
- I-1077 offers sensible path to tax fairness for everyone
- Responsibility is Reardon's
- Suing government hurts rest of us
- Cutting fine arts hurts all learning
- Not guilty verdict truly shocking
- Child abuse awareness month
- GOP is to blame; name-calling bad
- North County Briefly: Arlington gets grant for medic training gear
- Defibrillators installed in community rooms at fire stations on Camano Island
- Meet the woman behind Sweet on Sarvey fundraiser
- Camano schoolhouse built in 1905 gains backer
- Snohomish County worker's lawsuit paints shocking, disgusting picture
- Monroe girl sentenced for gang killing
- Reardon: I'll replace Soine soon
- Waste Management, Teamsters union reach deal
- Everett EMS levy passing; school measures trailing in Monroe, Marysville
- Beloved Snohomish High arts center to be torn down
- You could be holding a Washington Hit 5 ticket worth $200,000
- The Columbian
- Fourth suspect arrested in connection to slaying case
- Fourth suspect arrested in connection to homicide investigation
- In Our View: Penalizing Success
- Our Readers' Views
- No need to brandish guns in public
- Workshop to integrate downtown, port plans
- In your neighborhood
- Mock pageant raises $48,000 for Doernbecher
- Everybody has a story: Through the decades, Latvian friend placed daffodils at grave
- Vancouver firefighters honored
- What's Up with That? Burgerville composts but don t try this at home
- Pets of the week
- Volunteers make parks and recreation work
- Neighbors calendar
- Know the rules covering parks and pooches
- Green Mountain names superintendent finalists
- Group to run 13-week farmers market in Washougal
- Vital Statistics
- Power line foes plan protest against BPA
- Driver arrested for alleged DUI following accident
- Spokesman-Review
- Spokane Co. Sheriff's deputy charged with drunken driving - Wed, 28 Apr 2010 PST
- Editorial: B s return will benefit tournament, Spokane - Wed, 28 Apr 2010 PST
- Kathleen Parker: In this fight, artist seeks draw - Wed, 28 Apr 2010 PST
- Charges could extend Spokane man's 18-year term - Wed, 28 Apr 2010 PST
- Sheriff: Jail contracting didn't 'pencil out' - Wed, 28 Apr 2010 PST
- WSP chief trying for New Orleans job - Wed, 28 Apr 2010 PST
- Fire damages Cheney restaurant - Wed, 28 Apr 2010 PST
- Vehicular homicide case postponed - Wed, 28 Apr 2010 PST
- Craigslist child peddling deemed a hoax - Wed, 28 Apr 2010 PST
- Appeal in Morning Star case targets witness ruling - Wed, 28 Apr 2010 PST
- Spokane Police Guild distorted vote on chief - Wed, 28 Apr 2010 PST
- Washington state furlough law enacted - Wed, 28 Apr 2010 PST
- Police chase ends with spinout in Browne's Addition - Wed, 28 Apr 2010 PST
- Harvard scholarship winner to speak - Wed, 28 Apr 2010 PST
- Deployment nears for Navy team - Wed, 28 Apr 2010 PST
- Health authority given more latitude - Wed, 28 Apr 2010 PST
- Court skeptical on keeping signers names private - Wed, 28 Apr 2010 PST
- Wind chill feels more like winter - Wed, 28 Apr 2010 PST
- Washington driver license changing to protect IDs - Wed, 28 Apr 2010 PST
- B s return will benefit tournament, Spokane - Wed, 28 Apr 2010 PST
- Skagit Valley Herald
- Rockfish to receive special protection
- Murder defendant tried to commit suicide
- B-E School Board votes to cut 6 teacher positions
- MV sales tax revenue down
- Bulldogs handle Cubs
- Part of S. 13th to close until noon Tuesday
- Dialed into details
- Ferry fares to jump as summer surcharge kicks in
- L&I includes 2 Tesoro contractors in fatal explosion probe
- Monday's Prep Scoreboard
- Saturday Soapbox, April 24, 2010
- WSU research unit is vital to area economy
- Letters to the Editor, April 25, 2010
- Letters to the Editor, April 26, 2010
- Tesoro victims remembered
- Memorial honors seven victims of Tesoro fire; Pres. Obama sends message
- Volunteers lend a hand at Larrabee State Park
- Mount Baker Middle principal near retirement from school she transformed
- 7th refinery explosion victim dies
- Mount Baker Middle School principal near retirement from school she transformed
- Seattle Times
- Colacurcio associates scheduled for plea hearing Wednesday
- Redmond names new police chief
- State reissues air permit for Port Townsend mill
- Plea agreement in Seattle strip club case
- NRC panel delays deadline on Yucca Mountain ruling
- Judge liquidates troubled medical insurance firms
- Microsoft reaches licensing deal on HTC phones
- Flags lowered Thursday for Dorothy Height
- Redmond council confirms Gibson as police chief
- Seattle: Will do environmental analysis of proposed portion of Burke-Gilman Trail
- Former friend helped bust Olympia councilman
- Ditch the stink: Detergent beats athletic wear odor
- Poll: A third say pets listen better than husbands
- Court skeptical on keeping signers' names private
- Seattle to host Boca Juniors and Celtic
- Plea agreement in Seattle strip club case
- Court skeptical on keeping petitioner IDs private
- Salmon recovering in Yakima River basin
- Supreme Court skeptical on keeping R-71 petition names secret
- FDA warns about 280,000 Cardiac Science defibrillators
- Daily World
- News of record
- Wilhelmina Katherine 'Willie' King
- Lucille (Cavadini) Miller
- Eva L. Payne
- Race is off: Sprint boats tread water
- Tuesday s prep roundup
- Cup schedule: Wild to play first game Tuesday
- Wenatchee Valley Lacrosse girls win
- Honors for Chelan duo in equestrian competition
- Seattle comes alive just in time
- Sounders encouraged despite tough trip
- UW moves spring game to avoid rowing conflict
- NFL questioning comes under fire
- Digest: NCAA names Washington s Mark Emmert as its new president
- Scoreboard: Prep sports
- Robertson Cup schedule
- Malcolm X assassin Hagan is freed on parole
- Reid: Senate will act on climate bill first
- Chelan PUD receives national award for fish project
- Reception will welcome Japanese delegates
- Daily Journal of Commerce
- Novelty Hill road project bidding
- McKinstry acquires software group
- $14M operations facility at Fort Lewis
- Ballard Bridge to get $2.6M paint job
- Sound Transit seeks planner
- Swedish expands neonatal unit
- Bravern switches units to rentals
- Design Perspectives: Will Seattle emerge whole from the tunnel project?
- Ore. contractor gets award for big move
- Interest rates expected to hold steady for now
- LMN honored for Vancouver project
- Contractor sought for Myrtle Reservoir Park
- View 222 brings apartments, retail to Lower Queen Anne
- Expansion and renovation for Hazen High School in Renton
- Bravern condo tower converted to apartments
- Group objects to BPA power line
- Talks start over Centralia plant
- $27M grant for rural broadband
- Growers to build $3.5M seed plant
- Moneytree accused of skirting new law
- Bellingham Herald
- NRC panel delays deadline on Yucca Mountain ruling
- Redmond council confirms Gibson as police chief
- Flags lowered Thursday for Dorothy Height
- Former friend helped bust Olympia councilman
- Plea agreement in Seattle strip club case
- Salmon recovering in Yakima River basin
- State reissues air permit for Port Townsend mill
- Blaine schools OK budget cut plan
- Bellingham OKs nighttime work on I-5 this summer
- Judge liquidates troubled medical insurance firms
- Tentative agreement in Seattle garbage dispute
- Washington driver license changing to protect IDs
- Seattle memorial Friday for 'Deadliest' captain
- Mabton mistake spills sewage into Yakima River
- Longview youth pastor jailed for sex with teen
- Corps finds Tri-City levees at risk of seepage
- Spokane Police Guild vote on chief disputed
- Jeff Raikes to give Nebraska commencement speech
- Girl, 17, gets 12-plus years for Sultan killing
- More people tested for exposure to WWU student with TB
- News Tribune
- City to complete environmental analysis of Missing Link
- 101 Things To Do In Ballard: Pick a pocket park
- Ballard transplant blends art and comedy
- Nordic Heritage Museum's largest fundraiser of year May 2
- Zoo preparing for May 1 opening of new West Entrance
- 6 Ballard park projects request city funds
- Reality Mom: Girls' night
- Community Calendar
- Seattle Public Library looking for feedback on its future
- At Large in Ballard: Bella Umbrella
- Pedestrian/vehicle collision at Ballard McDonald's
- Sweden Week honors relationship between Seattle, Scandinavia
- Track Results: Westling Invitational
- Diversions
- Pedestrian/vehicle collision at Ballard McDonald's
- Seattle Public Library looking for feedback on its future
- Diversions
- Reality Mom: Girls' night
- Sweden Week honors relationship between Seattle, Scandinavia
- Community Calendar
- Sequim Gazette
- Big boxes and the brunch bunch
- Bob Saget, film crew visit B&B
- Business briefs
- Community News Briefs
- First-half property taxes due
- Full school funding?
- Fun won't be tabled at Boys & Girls Club
- Goodwill will open in Sequim, that is
- Learn about, make a comic
- Library hosts computer classes
- Library levy will go onto August ballot
- Montesano Democrat to run for Kessler's legislative seat
- OlyPen multiplies donations
- PUD commissioner Will Purser accepts new role
- Patrick Downie retires from Catholic Services
- PFOA alters 5,000th critter
- Sequim Speaks invites opinions
- Spring Fling supports River Center and park
- Strongman contest drops 'memorial' name
- WSP hosts career camp
- McChord Airlifter
- Suicide prevention starts with you
- Photo Essay: Life sustaining mission!
- Photo Essay: Newest C-17 Globemaster III joins fleet
- 8th Airlift Squadron deploys to support warfighter
- Former 4th AS commander remembered
- Photo Essay: Culture of Fitness
- JBLM, Weldon perfect match
- Small shop, big job: modular repair center keeps aircraft flying
- Who are these strangers living in my house?
- Are you fit to fight?
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- New school board member Rubie promises transparency, hopes to bring back P.E.
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- Swinomish Earth Day event moved to Sunday
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- Anacortes Police Blotter, April 21, 2010
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- Chuckanut Drive lanes clear
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- The Courier-Times
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- Lynden Tribune
- Sumas doctor helps Haitian village
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- William Anderson
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- Public Meeting Notice
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- Whidbey News-Times
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- Bothell-Reporter
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- Bothell couple readies move to God s country : Wauconda
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- Kenmore Junior High fire confined to courtyard walkway
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- Garbage strike ends; collections resume April 23
- Brothers arrested in Kenmore wanted for quadruple California homicide
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- University of Washington, Bothell seniors plant petunias, marigolds on Earth Day/ Slideshow
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- University of Washington, Bothell seniors plant petunias, marigolds on Earth Day
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- Mercer Island Reporter
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- Editorial | Schools for the future
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- Island Forum | New and improved Pell grants are still not enough
- Mercer Island Police Blotter | April 27
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- Mercer Island dismisses ordinance to ban groups of bikers on city streets
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- Mercer Island's Tent City case is heard by Court of Appeals
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- New math curriculum approved for Mercer Island High School
- PEAK to include Mercer Island district preschool
- Tea party versus coffee party
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- Seattle University
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- St. Martin's University
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- University of Washington
- Research shows part of Alaska inundated by ancient megafloods
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- Engineering Summit to address challenges in aerospace, computing, biotech
- Genome scientist Dr. Jay Shendure receives Prostate Cancer Foundation Young Investigator Award
- Maternal deaths fall worldwide from a half-million annually to less than 350,000
- Traumatized trees: Bug them enough, they get fired up
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- PhotoCity, virtual game of capture-the-flag, happening now on UW campus
- Survey finds that racial attitudes influence the tea party movement in battleground states
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- What if all software was open source? A code to unlock the desktop
- Dangerous plaques in blood vessels rupture by overproducing protein-busting enzymes
- New University of Washington Center for Systems and Translational Infectious Disease Research established
- University of Washington Tacoma
- Japanese nuclear bomb survivors plead for worldwide disarmament
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- Tacoma-Pierce County environmental health trends examined
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- Prof's book hits number one on NY Times best seller list
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- Student interns play a hand in state government
- University of Washington The Daily
- Behind the budget: 2 of 5
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- Research insider: An investigation of bias, Microsoft s impact and conservation technology
- Rain provides twist to running campaigns for ASUW candidate fair
- Emmert to leave UW
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- UW men seven strokes back at Pac-10 Championships
- Pac-10 Power Rankings: Baseball
- Let them play: Referees ruining NBA Playoffs
- Battle Royale
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- Editorial cartoons and rants and raves
- Battlefield competition
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- Emmert leaving the UW to lead NCAA
- Washington State University Spokane
- Rock Doc column: Rapid chemistry when it matters most
- Send your unit's annual awards to WSU Today: College of veterinary medicine honors two for teaching
- Employee giving: 1,779 employees have given more than $784,800
- Register by May 7, 14: Workshops help farmers reconsider crop insurance program
- 2.5 million gallons: Buildings being prepped for air conditioning
- Photo gallery: A few glimpses of the 2010 Springfest
- Headed for Rensselaer: Foundation VP Wilson-Hale accepts advancement job
- Anthropology makes history: Students receive NSF Graduate Research Fellowships
- Entomology team claims various honors: Grad students head to national 'bug bowl' contest
- Acknowledging achievement: Students receive NSF Graduate Research Fellowships
- New website debuts: Classrooms upgraded; new technology installed
- WSU at large (video): Got spuds? Researchers working on next top product
- Rock Doc column : Living between fire and ice in Iceland
- Murrow Interview series April 28: Lieutenant general to discuss Iraq challenges
- Environmental alert: Appearance of potentially lethal fungus in Canada
- Executive director recognized: University Recreation receives numerous honors
- April 27: Campaigns to inspire change topic of Tuesday lecture
- Civil engineers compete: Students race to a watery finish in concrete canoes
- Pioneering research : Anthropology honored by Society for American Archeology
- Solving a mystery: Scientists study the biological dynamics of the Hooded Cobra
- Washington State University Vancouver
- WSU Vancouver's John Barber Awarded Fellowship to Gaming Institute
- Washington State University Business Advisor Named 2009 Star Performer
- WSU Alumni Invited to Join Cougar Business Alliance
- Run 5K for Education at WSU Vancouver
- WSU Vancouver Announces 2010 Commencement Keynote Speaker
- WSU Cougars Encouraged to Volunteer to Help NW Children's Outreach
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- Volunteer for Cougar Pride Days to Keep WSU Vancouver's Campus Beautiful
- WSU Vancouver Honors Women Who Inspire, Mentor and Empower Others
- WSU Vancouver Presents Student, Faculty Research, Scholarship and Art
- Vandals Strike WSU Vancouver
- The Center for Social and Environmental Justice Releases '2010 Clark County Equity Report'
- Crisis in Latino Education Subject of Summit Available for Viewing at WSU Vancouver
- The Center for Social and Environment Justice Offers Spring Conference
- WSU Vancouver's Women's Empowerment Coalition Celebrates Women
- MESA Day Promotes Science, Technology, Engineering and Math
- WSU Vancouver Hosts Four Lectures and a Concert Inspired by the Novel 'The Heartsong of Charging Elk'
- Song Receives Prestigious NSF CAREER Award
- New Huie-Rogers Faculty Fellow Studies Use of Classroom Language
- WSU Vancouver Welcomes Discussion on the Future of Higher Education in Washington
- Whitworth College
- Whitworth hosts business plan competition for area schools
- Certificate in Lay Ministry
- Whitworth professor of theology releases groundbreaking new book about the gospels
- 'The Whitworthian' garners seven awards at the 2010 Region 10 Mark of Excellence Awards
- Beck Taylor appointed 18th president of Whitworth University
- Whitworth University trustees announce the appointment of Beck Taylor as Whitworth's 18th president
- Whitworth University trustees announce the appointment of Beck Taylor as Whitworth's 18th president
- Whitworth University trustees honor Robinsons with naming of new science building
- Whitworth professor of East Asian history to present final Great Decisions lecture April 22
- Renowned Spokane author Jess Walter to present endowed reading April 23 at Whitworth in honor of late professor Nadine Chapman
- Nanotechnology expert to speak at annual Science & Society Series April 15 at Whitworth
- Whitworth to host Africa Symposium for Spokane community April 24
- Iceland's ambassador to the U.S. to discuss global financial crisis during April 8 lecture at Whitworth
- Whitworth Lindaman Chair Betty Fry Williams to present April 21 lecture on treatment for Asperger syndrome and high-functioning autism
- Former 'Ploughshares' poetry editor David Daniel to present Endowed English Reading April 9 at Whitworth
- Whitworth Wind Symphony to present spring concert tour, March 20-27
- Aid worker who sheltered people during the Rwandan genocide to share lessons from the tragedy during March 18 lecture at Whitworth
- Seven Pirate swimmers headed to NCAA DIII championships
- Whitworth appoints proven leader, e-commerce expert as new business dean
- The Hebrew Gospel and the Development of the Synoptic Tradition: A reading
- Seattle Jobs Examiner
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- Best Craigslist ad of the week: sacred, esoteric researcher to study the Holy Grail
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- AARP: Washington
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