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Results 1 - 20 of 26 for "u:krem.com" in Olympia, WA
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33 years ago today, Mount St. Helens blew her top
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'When I was 14 years old myself and classmates from Garfield High School went on a biology fieldtrip to see the diatomaceous earth outside of Vantage, WA. Comment?
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WA Court website hack puts personal information at risk
OLYMPIA, Wash. -- The Washington state Administrative Office of the Courts was hacked in February, and up to 160,000 Social Security numbers and 1 million driver license numbers may have been accessed during the data breach of its public website. Comment?
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WA gun control advocates launch voter initiative
OLYMPIA, Wash. -- Gun control advocates in Washington launched an initiative campaign Monday, enlisting the help of voters to expand firearm background checks after lawmakers declined to pass a similar measure. 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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Gov. Inslee proposes extension of temporary taxes
Gov. Jay Inslee unveiled his budget proposal Thursday, a mix of extending temporary taxes and ending some tax exemptions to address both the state's projected budget deficit and a court-ordered requirement to put more money into the state's basic education system. Comment?
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Stiffer fines for illegal disabled parking permit use under new bill
OLYMPIA, Wash. State senators will hear a House bill Tuesday which increases fines and sets new guidelines against people who use disabled parking permits illegally. Comment?
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State Capitol campus rejects 9/11 memorial
Instead of being on display at a public place, it's in John Jackson's backyard, 15 miles south in Tenino. Comment?
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Bill regulating drones dies in Wash. Legislature
Despite having support from Democrats, Republicans, civil liberties advocates and those concerned over government intrusion, a measure regulating the use and purchases of drones by state agencies and local municipalities died in Olympia without getting a vote from any chamber. Comment?
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Wash. legislature: What's alive, what's dead as budget looms?
OLYMPIA, Wash. -- Last December, Sen. Rodney Tom announced that he would leave his caucus to helm a majority consisting of himself, another like-minded Democrat and 23 Republicans. Comment?
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Zags notch a walk-off single and beat Dons in 14 innings
Freshman Cabe Reiten hit a walk-off single in the bottom of the 14th inning to propel Gonzaga University baseball 3-2 over the University of San Francisco in the Bulldogs 2013 Home Opener Friday at Patterson Baseball Complex and Washington Trust Field. Comment?
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Washington tourism professionals discuss state of the industry
Hundreds of Washington tourism professional are meeting in an Olympia for a summit Tuesday. Comment?
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WA lawmaker: 'Bicylists are actually polluting when they ride'
OLYMPIA, Wash. A Washington State Representative who serves as a ranking Republican on the State Transportation Committee may be an unlikely proponent of a tax that would require everyone who buys a bike for more than $500 to pay a $25 fee. Comment?
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After hours at state Capitol: bagpipes and fiddlers play
Once the committee hearing rooms have gone silent and activity in the Capitol has ceased for the night, a small group of Olympia insiders assembles in a nearby office building and gets down to business. Comment?
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State lawmakers consider changing mandatory school age
It's a little-known law in Washington: parents are not legally required to send their kids to school until they turn eight years old. Comment?
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What does the government know about you and your guns?
Gun rights groups made a familiar argument as they testified this week in opposition to a measure that would require criminal background checks for all gun sales in Washington. Comment?
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State Senator wants tougher laws against squatters
PIERCE COUNTY, Wash. - State Senator Mike Carrell is sponsoring Senate Bill 5280, which he said aims to curb criminal activity at rental properties. Comment?
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Wash. toxicologist: No spike yet in marijuana DUIs
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The state toxicologist says she hasn't seen a spike in positive blood tests for marijuana since pot became legal under Washington law. Comment?
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Washington considers gender-neutral language bill
OLYMPIA, Wash. - In Washington state, dairymen, freshmen and even penmanship could soon be things of the past. Comment?
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Washington tax dollars go to dry cleaning, art
A few days after Washington lawmakers approved a budget deal to lower state spending last year, small-government Rep. Comment?
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'Guns Across America' rally at State Capitol
Thousands of gun rights supporters are expected to attend a second amendment "Guns Across America" rally in Olympia. Comment?
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