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Seattle Times Politics
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Seattle’s Council sets a transportation vision with more bus, bike lanes
The new 20-year transportation plan for Seattle is mostly aspirational, though a levy this November could fund some of the projects. |
NYT Politics
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George Santos Said He Was Running for Congress Again. (He’s Not.)
Less than two weeks after announcing a surprise long-shot bid for a House seat on Eastern Long Island, Mr. Santos said he was no longer pursuing the seat.
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The Chronicle - Centralia
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Winlock prevails over MWP for first league win
Three runs in the top of the seventh allowed the Cardinals to take the final lead of the day and allowed them to clip the Timberwolves in a 13-11 barn-burner on Monday afternoon in a C2BL contest in White Pass. It marks Winlock’s (3-6-1, 1-3 C2BL) first league victory and first win since sweeping Chief Leschi in the season-opener. Two straight singles in the seventh brought Kindyl Kelly to the plate and she ripped a two-run single that gave the Cardinals a 12-11 cushion. Madison Rohman added another RBI single to make it a multi-run advantage. Cali Geehan set down MWP (1-11-1, 1-5) in order to preserve the win. Kelly went 4-for-5 with two doubles at the plate and drove in four runs. Geehan roped a pair of triples in a three-hit day with three RBIs. “They were so excited, they were pumped,” first-year Winlock head coach Katlyn Dunlap said. “As long as they’re proud in those moments. Just trying to build that atmosphere and we’re doing all things to be the team we want to be.” The Timberwolves grabbed a lead with a six-run bottom of the fifth. Their first seven batters all reached base, capped by an inside-the-park home run by Ruby Barnett. Four hits and four runs batted in by Abigail Sympson paced their offense. “We’re back to competing now and we’re trying to change that mindset to have a winner’s attitude,” MWP coach Derek Bowen said. “The girls are really responding well to that.” The second non-league game ended in an 11-11 tie. Winlock and MWP coaches and umpires agreed to make the sixth inning the last inning. The Cardinals trailed 11-7, then scored four runs to draw even and the Timberwolves didn’t get a runner across the plate. |
Seattle Times Opinion
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Shout it with me: FCC is bringing back net neutrality
Net neutrality is necessary because it’s how the internet has always worked — without being filtered by a few giant gatekeepers. |
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Finally, Congress stands up for Ukraine and other U.S. allies
A $95 billion package affirms American leadership by confronting bad actors and providing humanitarian aid around the world. |
Columbian Newspaper
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Moscow court rejects Wall Street Journal reports’ Evan Gershkovich’s appeal, keeping him in jail until at least June 30
MOSCOW — Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich will remain jailed on espionage charges until at least late June, after a Moscow court on Tuesday rejected his appeal that sought to end his pretrial detention. |
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Douglas DC-4 plane crashes into river outside Fairbanks, Alaska; not clear how many people on board
FAIRBANKS, Alaska — A Douglas DC-4 airplane crashed into the Tanana River near Fairbanks on Tuesday, Alaska State Troopers said. |
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Vancouver renters could see relocation assistance, limits on fees and variable due dates in new city codes
Renters in Vancouver could see new protections in 2025 thanks to the city council. |
Washington State News
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Stars in familiar territory with Game 2 vs. Golden Knights ahead
(Photo credit: Jerome Miron-USA TODAY Sports)
The Dallas Stars no longer own home-ice advantage after dropping the opener of their best-of-seven Western Conference first-round series 4-3 against the defending Stanley Cup champion Vegas Golden Knights on Monday.
Despite the turn of events, there was no sense of panic among coach Peter DeBoer's squad as the Stars head into Game 2 on Wednesday at Dallas.
The Stars have bee
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Portland Business News
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7 Portland metro retail stories to watch, including REI in Beaverton and Nike downtown
From new grocery stores to mall tenants, there's been a lot happening on the retail beat in the past few months.
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