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Northwest salmon facing fate as in Northeast, England—UW professor
Mini-grants to train unpaid family caregivers available
Power plants to reduce CO2 emissions by 20%—Locke: United States power plants alone account for 10 percent of carbon dioxide pollution worldwide. Carbon dioxide emissions are a major component of the greenhouse gases that cause global warming.
Health officials urge everyone to get flu shots
Special panel to investigative firefighters’ complaints
Wind power for Washington state's poor gets federal funding
Traffic ‘toolbox’ reduces regional congestion, new study shows
Without thinning, worst is yet to come for fire-prone forests
No change for parking? Try plastic
“Whooping cough” in infants rises
More jobs to keep Seattle economy moving—Nickels
Locke supports state do-not-call registry: Reasonable regulation of commercial speech does not violate the First Amendment. The telemarketers' claims to First Amendment protection are even less convincing when balanced against citizens' clearly stated desire for privacy—Gov. Gary Locke
50-cent increase in parking rates proposed: The 50-cent increase in parking fees, which is estimated to generate $1.8 million in additional revenues, is one of the fee increases proposed by Mayor Greg Nickels in his 2004 budget.
This summer is state's driest in more than a century
Locke warns against Snohomish sprawl
DSHS puts Seattle at risk from sexual predators—Nickels
Seattle neighborhoods get budget boost
Transportation budget promotes transit, carpools
Nickels earmarks $450,000 for hygiene centers
Washington State, health insurance carriers improve children's health care

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