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How Ferguson, Reichert want to fix WA’s mental health system
As Washington’s gubernatorial candidates have vied for voters’ support over the past few months, mental health hasn’t always been at the forefront of the conversation. |
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Portland General Electric reports Q3 profit
PORTLAND (AP) — Portland General Electric Co. (POR) on Friday reported third-quarter profit of $94 million. |
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North Carolina lawmakers approve $600M more for Helene recovery, order more voting sites
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina state lawmakers signed off on a measure Thursday to provide over $600 million more toward Hurricane Helene recovery and relief and also directed some storm-affected counties to open more ballot sites to address crowds and congestion during the early voting period. |
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In Washington, a hot spot for UFO sightings, people still want to believe
In Washington, Bigfoot rules the forest. But the skies? That’s for the little green men. |
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Low-key launching pad: Recluse Brew Works is tapping into the Clark County food scene
A local food scene doesn’t just happen. Certain things need to be in place to allow talented would-be chefs to thrive. For years, the Vancouver Farmers Market has offered space for people to start their businesses. The Second Mile Marketplace has provided a commercial kitchen. Now relative newcomer Recluse Brew Works at the Port of Camas-Washougal has opened a parking lot for new food businesses to find their footing. |
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Modifying mufflers to be louder is illegal in Washington, but enforcement is difficult
Tim Halloran, who lives in downtown Vancouver’s Smith Tower, is accustomed to sleeping through noise from the nearby freeway. But the racket emitted by some cars jolts him from sleep, sometimes several times a night. |
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Erykah Badu to receive Fashion Icon award
DALLAS — Dallas R&B legend Erykah Badu has been announced as the Council of Fashion Designers of America’s 2024 Fashion Icon. She will be honored at the annual CFDA Fashion Awards on Monday. |
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Hankering for more pope content after ‘Conclave’ thriller? Dive into world of Vatican with pontiff picks
With Edward Berger’s papal election thriller “Conclave” hitting theaters in wide release, it’s a chance to consider all the films and TV shows of late that have delved into the secretive world of the Vatican. From documentaries to horror films, the heart of the Catholic Church has fascinated filmmakers and become rich territory upon which to explore philosophy, morality, ritual and tradition. So if “Conclave” has you hankering for more pope content, look no further than this list. |
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‘Teacup’ a slow burn horror show with supernatural aura
ATLANTA — Peacock’s “Teacup” by title alone sounds like a 19th century “Bridgerton” drama with gaudy costumes and sexual intrigue. |
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‘Hysteria!’ brings humor, gore in ’80s ‘satanic panic’ dramedy
ATLANTA — Back in the 1980s, America faced what was called the “satanic panic” when baseless conspiracy theories about satanic cults sowed fear and chaos around the country. |
