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State used outdated data to allow logging on slope
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Worried about possible deaths, county weighed buying out homes
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Log wall at base of mudslide hill required repeated repairs
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Signature drive to start for $15-wage vote
An organization urging adoption of a $15-per-hour minimum wage voted Saturday to begin gathering signatures to get a Seattle City Charter amendment on the November ballot, a move it hopes will provide...
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Feds keep popular campground open despite risk of devastating landslide
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State: Review now required before logging near risky landslide areas
Timber companies that want to harvest near potentially dangerous landslide areas will now have to conduct geologic reviews before getting a logging permit from the state, officials said Friday. Under...
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‘The Rise & Fall of Great Powers’: search for a true past
‘The Rise & Fall of Great Powers’ by Tom Rachman Dial Press, 384 pp., $27 When a writer’s debut novel is as captivating as Tom Rachman’s 2010 book, “The Imperfectionists,” the arrival of novel No....
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Oso neighborhood never should have been built
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After landslide took cherished cabin, family finds solace in song
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Denis Johnson’s ‘The Laughing Monsters’: an African nightmare
“The Laughing Monsters” by Denis Johnson Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 240 pp., $25 Half his family from Georgia, half from Denmark, raised in Switzerland, a resident of Amsterdam, Roland Nair is a...
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Worried about possible deaths, county weighed buying out homes
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Log wall at base of mudslide hill required repeated repairs
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Signature drive to start for $15-wage vote
An organization urging adoption of a $15-per-hour minimum wage voted Saturday to begin gathering signatures to get a Seattle City Charter amendment on the November ballot, a move it hopes will provide...
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Feds keep popular campground open despite risk of devastating landslide
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State: Review now required before logging near risky landslide areas
Timber companies that want to harvest near potentially dangerous landslide areas will now have to conduct geologic reviews before getting a logging permit from the state, officials said Friday. Under...
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‘The Rise & Fall of Great Powers’: search for a true past
‘The Rise & Fall of Great Powers’ by Tom Rachman Dial Press, 384 pp., $27 When a writer’s debut novel is as captivating as Tom Rachman’s 2010 book, “The Imperfectionists,” the arrival of novel No....
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Oso neighborhood never should have been built
The Steelhead Haven neighborhood near Oso that was destroyed by this year’s landslide should never have been built. The developer failed to secure a required flood plain permit, avoiding a process that...
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After landslide took cherished cabin, family finds solace in song
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Denis Johnson’s ‘The Laughing Monsters’: an African nightmare
“The Laughing Monsters” by Denis Johnson Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 240 pp., $25 Half his family from Georgia, half from Denmark, raised in Switzerland, a resident of Amsterdam, Roland Nair is a...
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Lynnwood woman’s story highlights mishandling of rape cases
After Marie reported being raped, she faced doubt, scorn — and criminal charges. Her story sheds light on problems with how rape cases are investigated and how rape survivors are treated.
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