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Jake Ellison
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Now that Washington voters have put the State Liquor Control Board in charge of coming up with the rules and process for licensing the growing and selling…
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City and county officials said yes to the $490 million deal, so Chris Hansen et al. have submitted a preliminary design for the proposed NBA arena to be…
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The superhero phenomenon in Seattle led by Phoenix Jones is becoming a staple of nightlife in some of the violent and crime-ridden parts of the city.It’s…
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Okay, on Dec. 6 we can legally have pot in our pockets. But there are still at least four things to consider when contemplating your first legal marijuana…
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With the passage of laws approving same-sex marriages in several states including Washington, the National Organization for Marriage says it will keep up…
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Winter winds and ocean currents are expected to deposit more debris on the Washington coast from the March 2011 tsunami in Japan.State Ecology Department…
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On Mars, Curiosity took a moment or two for self-identification, as if to say, this is me on Mars. The composite image however, almost looks as if…
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Initiatives to legalize marijuana and create charter schools in Washington are pulling away toward approval in the latest poll by The Washington Poll and…
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Doesn’t this guy ever let his hair down? It’s Halloween! A long and important tradition, at least as far as I remember, was getting far too much candy and…
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HONOLULU – A geologist tracking a tsunami in Hawaii says the first waves hitting shore are smaller than expected.Gerard Fryer of the Pacific Tsunami…