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Voters will decide fate of levy for parks
The Seattle City Council agreed to place a proposed $145.5 million Parks and Green Spaces levy on the November ballot that will renovate parks and playgrounds, buy new open space, develop skate parks, athletic fields and trails.
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State's human trafficking law fails to snag a conviction
Officials are wondering why Washington's five-year-old human trafficking law hasn't resulted in a single conviction.
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3 weekends of closures on I-405 next month
The state Department of Transportation said Monday it will close southbound lines of Interstate 405 between S.E. Eighth St. and Interstate 90 for three consecutive weekends in August.
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3 weekends of closures on I-405 next month
The state Department of Transportation said Monday it will close southbound lines of Interstate 405 between S.E. Eighth St. and Interstate 90 for three consecutive weekends in August.
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State audits again find problems in spending by Seattle schools
For the seventh year in a row, state audits of Seattle Public Schools highlighted some questionable expenses and persistent payroll problems.
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4-year-old's abuse called near-torture
SPOKANE -- The stepmother of a 4-year-old Spokane girl who died after what police called "vicious child abuse" pleaded guilty Monday to homicide by abuse.
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Democrats deny inquiry into Gregoire's gambling pacts
Democratic leaders in the House and Senate have rejected Republicans' request for an inquiry into the connection between political contributions and tribal gambling compacts negotiated by Gov. Chris Gregoire.
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DNA tests can solve property crimes
DNA analysis can more than double the chance that burglars and car thieves are caught. But costs and a lack of lab capacity have kept it out of wide use.
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Warrant issued for Kent slaying suspect
A warrant has been issued for an 18-year-old man whom police say fatally shot a teenager in Kent in an apparent gang-related confrontation earlier this month.
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Volcano shows its gentle side
VANCOUVER, Wash. -- On Sept. 23, 2004, two or three miles beneath Skamania County, for reasons nobody yet understands, a swollen reservoir of molten rock at least six times the size of Lake Merwin began to tremble with 200 little shudders.
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Waterfront hotel pipe spills sewage
Contractors from the Edgewater Hotel on Alaskan Way are battling a sewage spill caused by a broken pipe.
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Scientists report non-native fish threat to salmon
GRANTS PASS, Ore. -- A panel of scientists has advised letting anglers catch more shad, smallmouth bass and walleye in the Columbia and Snake rivers to help out wild salmon.
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Rainier glacier melt may boost debris flow risk
MOUNT RAINIER NATIONAL PARK -- A slurry of rocks and mud sounded like a freight train when it ripped through a popular Mount Rainier hiking destination in 2001 and scared some television viewers who believed their homes were in the path.
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King Co. delays spending on some projects
King County will hold off on the spending of $30 million on planned construction projects, including the renovation of the south entrance to the county courthouse, to help close a projected budget gap over the next three years.
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Saving rain: How much is too much?
Turns out, rain falling off your roof is a "resource of the state." Though no one wants to police backyard rain barrels, some people building larger collection systems to irrigate farms or flush toilets could be on legally shaky ground.
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Neighbor groups split over density disputes
Clashing visions of how neighborhoods should adapt to more density have taken a new twist in South Lake Union and Southeast Seattle.
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Man who died tending traffic circle gets tribute
More than 100 neighbors joined James Paroline's sister Sunday to remember the 60-year-old who died after getting punched at a South Seattle traffic circle. They said he had a kind heart.
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'Humble beginnings' lend political devotion
With the state's top-two primary likely to advance two Democratic candidates from the 36th District, Reuven Carlyle could be locked in a close, interparty battle for months before November's general election.
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Is ad with McKenna serving public -- or him?
Public service announcements: Do they cross the line into illegal electioneering?
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Capitol Hill throws a party for the Earth
Capitol Hill residents made a case Sunday for a more sustainable neighborhood by throwing a street party that had everything from solar energy to organic iced tea.
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Crowds calm at Bite of Seattle, police say
The Bite of Seattle hosted about 450,000 people, but police said no major incidents were reported, in contrast to May's Northwest Folklife Festival, where three people were hospitalized after a shooting.
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New pastor welcomed to Mount Zion
Mount Zion Baptist Church in Seattle's Central District on Sunday welcomed the Rev. Aaron Williams as its new senior pastor. He will lead the 118-year-old institution known for its African-American community ties and social outreach.
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Getting There: Bicyclists can trump cars waiting to turn right
Cyclist right of way; walk signals for pedestrians at the Northeast 74th Street entrance to Magnuson Park; left-turn signal on First Avenue.
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Getting There: Bicyclists can trump cars waiting to turn right
Cyclist right of way; walk signals for pedestrians at the Northeast 74th Street entrance to Magnuson Park; left-turn signal on First Avenue.
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Pair of blind triathletes share dedication to research cause
Even blind, these athletes competed in the Benaroya Research Institute Triathlon.
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Building fire caused by arson
Investigators have determined that a three-alarm fire on Queen Anne Saturday evening was the result of arson.
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Family unveils plans for Bruce Lee musem in Seattle
The Bruce Lee Action Museum would occupy a city block, soar three stories and cost up to $50 million to build. His family, which unveiled plans Friday, wants to see the structure in Seattle.
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State weighs continued use of dogs for hunting cougars
On Aug. 9, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife officials plan to decide whether to extend a 2004 program that allows the use of dogs to hunt cougars in five counties.
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Power restored for most North Seattle customers
A majority of the North Seattle customers who lost power Saturday have regained electricity and full restoration is expected by early Sunday afternoon, Seattle City Light reported.
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Man drowns after jumping off railroad trestle
ADNA -- A 31-year-old man has drowned after jumping from a railroad trestle into the Chehalis River.
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Washington inmates return from out-of-state prisons
TACOMA -- Washington is starting to bring back the prisoners who have been serving their terms out of state.
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Mary Catherine Berg, 1914-2008: Card shark loved family, friends and life in Seattle
Mary Berg died Monday of natural causes at the Anderson House, a skilled nursing facility, in Shoreline.
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