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Columbian Newspaper
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Inside the plan for a massive WA insulation plant to spin molten rock like cotton candy
KENNEWICK — A proposed manufacturing plant southeast of the Tri-Cities will make building insulation by crushing stone, melting it and spinning the lava-like material in an industrial-strength cotton candy maker. |
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Atlantic hurricane season winding up, but experts warn it’s not finished
After catching its breath, the Atlantic hurricane season appears ready to roar again, just in time for the peak of what is still expected to be one of the busiest hurricane seasons on record. |
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Will you be voting for ‘The Bear’? Show nominated for 23 awards after second season
“The Bear” won 10 Emmys for its first season, including comedy series, writing and directing along with honors for actors Jeremy Allen White, Ayo Edebiri and Ebon Moss-Bachrach. |
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How John Legend and Sufjan Stevens found the ‘emotional wisdom’ in children’s music
LOS ANGELES — Two decades after the release of his debut album, John Legend was at a point where children’s music was probably inevitable. |
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It’s a tough time for college presidents, but Tania Tetlow thrives as a trailblazer at Fordham
NEW YORK (AP) — Tania Tetlow has earned a reputation as a trailblazer. She became the first woman and first layperson to serve as president of two Jesuit schools — first at Loyola University New Orleans and now at Fordham University in New York City. |
Seattle Times Politics
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Why this WA Republican is featured in a $50M pro-Kamala Harris ad campaign
A Washington woman recorded a homemade testimonial for a $50 million national ad campaign by ex-Trump voters who say they're now supporting Kamala Harris. |
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Burien faces another homelessness lawsuit, this one about religion
This marks the fifth lawsuit Burien is involved in connected to the city’s efforts to limit unsheltered homelessness. |
