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Who’s funding Washington state initiatives?
Money is pouring into the state’s initiative races.
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Self-driving vehicles are coming and cities know it
Public and private sector representatives met to discuss the future of autonomous vehicle policy.
Business
Former Tully’s locations spring back to life
Following the coffee chain’s collapse earlier this year, other Eastside businesses are moving in.
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New study confirms historical presence of grizzlies in Washington
The federal government hopes to rebuild a dwindling Washington grizzly population.
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Single-payer advocates push for health care reform
A growing number of voices on the left are campaigning for a profit-free health system.
Business
Mercer Island entrepreneur runs huge weed industry magazine
Greg James runs Marijuana Venture, the leading legal pot industry magazine in the country.
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State Fish and Wildlife seeks $60 million in funding
The department is facing a $33 million shortfall and also hopes to secure future funding.
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Snohomish County: Claims of animal abuse against Bothell kennel not substantiated
A video showing a trainer using a plastic bat to train a dog was not animal abuse, county…
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Air quality is worse in the west due to bigger wildfires
A study released last week shows air quality in much of the west is worsening.
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Video of Bothell-based trainer hitting dog with bat prompts social media outrage
Kennel’s owners Jack and Colleen McDaniel said they have received hundreds of threats.
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Where’s the music on Seattle’s Eastside?
Venues struggle to cut mustard in the booming Seattle area’s outer edges.
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Fish culverts ruling will increase price tag for the state
The state will be on the line for $3.7 billion for fish culvert replacements.
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Barrier that protects Eastside water to be repaired
The barrier protects a pipeline that delivers water to various Eastside cities and Seattle.