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Comprehensive Real-Time News Feed for Capitol Hill (Seattle, WA). (Page 10)

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  1. Seattle mayor talks tech, announces startup initiativeRead the original story w/Photo

    Thursday May 9 | Seattle Times

    Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn is turning his attention toward Seattle's tech community, which he's going to promote by hiring a liaison to interact with tech startups and market the city as a technology hub.

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  2. 'The Brandon Roy Story': Meet author Dan Raley 7 p.m. FridayRead the original story w/Photo

    Thursday May 9 | Seattle Times

    Not too many years ago, Brandon Roy was putting on awe-inspiring dunking exhibitions for his classmates during lunchtime while attending Garfield High School.

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  3. West Seattle celebrates Seattle Beer WeekRead the original story

    Thursday May 9 | Examiner.com

    Aside from Mother's Day and astonishingly lovely weather, mid-May in Seattle means its once again time for Seattle Beer Week .

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  4. Easy Street Records awning update: Landlord won't replace it, says store owner, but he willRead the original story w/Photo

    Thursday May 9 | West Seattle Blog

    As one WSB commenter put it after the kerfuffle earlier this week over the removal of the Easy Street Records awning , the big question was - what next? At the time, ESR owner Matt Vaughan said he didn't know - it was up to the "landlord," who was the one who decided to take it down.

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  5. Capitol Hill: If You Pay Sales Tax at Amazon.com, Your Transit System Could ImproveRead the original story w/Photo

    Thursday May 9 | StreetsBlog.org

    ... bill. It's not clear when the House will bring the measure up for a vote. Tanya Snyder became Streetsblog's Capitol Hill editor in September 2010 after covering Congress for Pacifica and public radio. She lives car-free in a transit-oriented and ...

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  6. Seattle Beer Week brewing more than 200 tastings and pairingsRead the original story w/Photo

    Thursday May 9 | Seattle Times

    ... beer-pairing dinners. This year, many Tom Douglas restaurants host several events. Roberts, co-owner of the Capitol Hill craft-beer bar Pine Box, and his beer buddies Matt Younts and Mike Baker, got the idea six years ago after hitting the famous ...

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  7. New EPA leader sure to draw fire as environmental fights intensifyRead the original story

    Thursday May 9 | The Modesto Bee

    At age 80, Bill Ruckelshaus still remembers those pro-environment days in the early 1970s, when his old Republican boss, then-President Richard Nixon, urged Americans to make peace with nature and his party joined Democrats to pass laws protecting the air and water.

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  8. What is Seattle's top beer-loving neighborhood?Read the original story w/Photo

    Thursday May 9 | Seattle Times

    ... Beer makes up 48 percent of all alcohol purchases by folks who live in this neighborhood. Georgetown edged out Capitol Hill South and Lower Queen Anne for the win. College kids may be broke, but they have their priorities. U-District residents ...

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  9. Hit-and-run crash slams car into gas pump, ignites blazeRead the original story w/Photo

    Thursday May 9 | KOMO News

    A car burst into flames Thursday morning after it was struck by another vehicle and crashed into a fuel pump at a Seattle gas station, officials said.

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  10. Times: 8 officers, no video: Cameras off during SPD fatal shootingRead the original story

    Thursday May 9 | KING-TV Seattle

    In a case that has caught the attention of the federal monitor overseeing department reforms, Seattle police acknowledged Wednesday that they have no video record of a February encounter in which officers fatally shot a mentally disturbed man in North Seattle.

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  11. Plan to use sewage worries Lake Stevens residentsRead the original story

    Thursday May 9 | HeraldNet

    A family business with a history of odor complaints is applying for a permit to mix solids left over from sewage treatment with soil, apparently to make fertilizer.

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  12. Proposed Rev. Dr. Samuel B. McKinney Avenue would connect CD, Hill to honor Mt. Zion pastorRead the original story w/Photo

    Thursday May 9 | Capitol Hill Blog

    A proposal to rename a 0.7 mile stretch of 19th Ave and 19th Ave E to honor a longtime leader of the Mt.

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  13. Electric Vehicle Tourism Sparks Washington State: TEDx VideoRead the original story

    Thursday May 9 | GreenCarReports

    Richard Read covers technology, social media, advertising, legal issues, and other auto industry topics for High Gear Media.

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  14. Jerry Brewer: Seattle NBA group should keep pressing NBARead the original story

    Thursday May 9 | The Miami Herald

    Outside of Seattle, that's a popular line of thought now that it appears the Chris Hansen group won't be allowed to purchase and relocate the Sacramento Kings.

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  15. Colorado takes control of its marijuana; Washington's draft rules out next weekRead the original story w/Photo

    Thursday May 9 | Seattle Post-Intelligencer

    Covering the legal, political and social changes in Seattle and Washington as marijuana becomes legal to buy and possess.

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  16. Ahoy! 520 Drivers Can Expect Delays Due to Boat Traffic Saturday, This SummerRead the original story

    Thursday May 2 | Patch.com

    This weekend's start of boating season is prompting the Washington Department of Transportation to sound the bosun's pipe alerting motorists who drive the state Route 520 Bridge and surrounding streets in Seattle.

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  17. Cougar Mountain Trails to be Renamed in Honor of Local ClimberRead the original story

    Thursday May 2 | Patch.com

    On the 50th anniversary of the summiting of Mt. Everest by the first American, King County Executive Dow Constantine announced on Wednesday, May 1 that three trails in Cougar Mountain Regional Wildland Park would be renamed in honor of West Seattle native and legendary climber Jim Whittaker and his climbing partner, Sherpa Nawang Gombu.

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  18. Seattle gets a taste from Alaska and Yukon to kick off National Travel and Tourism WeekRead the original story

    Thursday May 2 | Anchorage Daily News

    Anchorage, Alaska Residents and visitors in the Seattle area are in for a culinary treat, May 3-4 when the Midnight Sun Cuisine food truck visits downtown Seattle serving dishes highlighting Alaska salmon and king crab, bison, Yukon Gold Potatoes and more.

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  19. Medical examiners identify bicyclist in Marginal Way crashRead the original story w/Photo

    Thursday May 2 | Seattle Times

    Cycling advocates say he was an experienced cyclist who routinely rode the corridor on East Marginal Way South to work.

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  20. Ahoy! Boating Season Opening Day Means Increased Delays on 520 BridgeRead the original story

    Thursday May 2 | Patch.com

    This weekend's start of boating season is prompting the Washington Department of Transportation to sound the bosun's pipe alerting motorists who drive the State Route 520 Bridge and surrounding streets in Seattle.

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