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Man Arrested for Threatening Washington Officials in Letters
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Police have arrested a Bellingham man accused of writing letters to a Washington state newspaper that contained threats to kill Gov. Comment?
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Washington Lawmakers return to U.S. Capitol for Budget Session
OLYMPIA, Wash., - Washington lawmakers are returning to the Capitol for a special legislative session to try and come to an agreement on a two-year state budget. Comment?
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Special Session to Focus on Budget
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After a two week break, state lawmakers are headed back to the state capital to try and come to an agreement on a two year budget. Comment?
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Prison Program Works to Ease Violence
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A new program at the Washington State Penitentiary in Walla Walla is working to cut down violence and reduce the number of inmates in solitary confinement. Comment?
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Justices reinstate award for alleged communist
Washington's Supreme Court has reinstated a $310,000 jury award to an Olympia man who sued five fellow Vietnamese-Americans for defaming him by calling him a communist. Comment?
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Inslee Signs School Emergency Response Bill
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OLYMPIA, Wash.- Washington State school districts will now be required to work with local law enforcement to develop an enhanced emergency response system. Comment?
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Washington Makes Swift Changes to Definition of Marijuana
OLYMPIA, Wash.- Washington state has made swift changes to the definition of marijuana amid concerns about the impact of a voter-approved law. Comment?
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Thurston Co. police seek woman in homicide case
Thurston County authorities are looking for a 27-year-old woman as a "person of interest" after a 58-year-old man was stabbed to death Tuesday night. Comment?
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Thousands of students bound for Washington State colleges and universities this fall will have to wait a little bit longer to find out what they'll pay in tuition. Comment?
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Kennewick PFD Proposes Sales Tax Increase
During Thursday's Kennewick Public Facilities District meeting, board members voted to move forward with the proposal, which would increase sales tax by one-tenth of one percent. Comment?
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Railex Celebrates Grand Opening of New Facility
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Dozens of people gathered in Wallula Thursday to celebrate the grand opening of the new Railex wine storage and shipping facility. Comment?
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Teens Test Prosthetic Arms in MESA Challenge
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Local teens put their math and science skills to the test Thursday with some prosthetic arm designs they made themselves. Comment?
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A transportation revenue package funded largely by a 10-cent increase in the state's gas tax has advanced from the House Transportation Committee. Comment?
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Teen dies in crash on way to Olympia high school
The Washington State Patrol says speed was a factor when a 17-year-old girl lost control of her car and crashed into a tree on her way to Capital High School in Olympia. Comment?
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Anarchists gathering on Olympia campus halted
A 2-day anarchist workshop held at The Evergreen State College was halted Saturday after a blogger attempting to photograph the event reported his equipment was destroyed by a participant. Comment?
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Hybrid rattlesnake seized from Wash. apartment
The Olympian reports that a Thurston County animal control officer seized the snake on Sunday after a neighbor called with concerns. Comment?
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Guardians of Freedom Project Hosts Carnival for Troops
The Guardians of Freedom Project is hosting a carnival for the troops this weekend. Comment?
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Washington Senators Release Transportation Budget Plan
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OLYMPIA, Wash., - A bipartisan group of Washington state senators has released a transportation budget proposal that both sides call "bare bones." The $8.7 billion proposal, released Wednesday, puts $4.1 billion into maintaining and improving roads, banks $200 million in projected toll revenue toward the Alaskan Way Viaduct project and puts $1.2 ... (more) Comment?
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Dozens dance against a tax in Olympia
Dozens of people danced salsa, swing and blues on the steps of the Capitol in Olympia to protest the taxing of dance venues. Comment?
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Wildcat Baseball Outlasts Whitworth in See-Saw Battle, 10-8
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Freshman left fielder Kramer Ferrell went 4 for 4 with his first collegiate home run and four RBI, helping lead the Central Washington University baseball team to a 10-8 victory over host Whitworth University in non-conference action on Tuesday afternoon at Merkel Field. Comment?
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