Planned outage to darken Seattle Center overnight
The Seattle Center will go dark Thursday night, according to a news release from Seattle City Light. A planned outage will be in effect from 11 p.m. until 7 a.m. Friday for the second of three phases to replace the Seattle Center's aging electric system, Seattle City Light announced.
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Forsett defies odds to start opener for Seahawks
Justin Forsett sat at his locker preparing for practice when Deion Branch walked up to deliver his jersey for the day: A Seattle Seahawks logo "onesie."
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Seattle's 45th St. Viaduct reopens for traffic on Friday
The UW Husky Helmet will be the first vehicle to travel on the reopened Northeast 45th Street Viaduct at 11 a.m. Friday, according to the Seattle Department of Transportation.
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Panel suggests 36 ways to improve Wash. ferries
An independent panel has given generally good marks to Washington state's ferry system, but also made 36 recommendations on how it could be better.
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Panel suggests 36 ways to improve Wash. ferries
An independent panel gave generally good marks to Washington state's ferry system, but also suggested recommendations ranging from how to save money to how to unload bicycles from boats, according to the study released Thursday.
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Soldier's father: Army was warned of murder plot
The father of a U.S. soldier serving in Afghanistan says he tried nearly a half dozen times to pass an urgent message from his son to the Army: Troops in his unit had murdered an Afghan civilian, planned more killings and threatened him to keep quiet about it.
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Dream defies odds to make WNBA finals in 3rd year
For a team that endured so much losing its first season, maybe it's only appropriate that a defeat was the turning point for the Atlanta Dream on the way to the WNBA Finals.
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Courts reject appeals from Wash. death row inmate
Prison officials made final preparations Thursday as the clock ticked toward Washington's first execution in nine years.
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Forsett defies odds to start opener for Seahawks
Justin Forsett sat at his locker preparing for practice when Deion Branch walked up to deliver his jersey for the day: A Seattle Seahawks logo "onesie."
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Soldier's father: Army was warned of murder plot
The father of a U.S. soldier serving in Afghanistan says he tried nearly a half dozen times to pass an urgent message from his son to the Army: Troops in his unit had murdered an Afghan civilian, planned more killings and threatened him to keep quiet about it.
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Courts reject appeals from Wash. death row inmate
Cal Coburn Brown has spent most of the day in his usual cell at the Washington State Penitentiary, awaiting execution early Friday morning.
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Forsett defies odds to start opener for Seahawks
Justin Forsett sat at his locker preparing for practice when Deion Branch walked up to deliver his jersey for the day: A Seattle Seahawks logo "onesie."
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Handcuffed burglary suspect steals Seattle police car
A burglary suspect who was arrested and put in the back of a Seattle police patrol car managed to escape Thursday morning when he slid through the partition into the front seat and drove off.
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Hundreds of Victoria rabbits find shelter at Gig Harbor
For years, Kathleen Terrio has greeted and fed the feral rabbits that populate the University of Victoria, where she works as an English teacher.
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Sound Transit OKs money to design station south of Sea-Tac
After a four-week delay, Sound Transit board members voted Thursday to spend $4.6 million in design money in hopes of getting the South 200th Street park-and-ride station done by 2015.
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Judge mostly upholds lynx habitat in 6 states
A judge in Wyoming has mostly upheld a federal decision to designate land in six states as critical habitat for the threatened Canada lynx.
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27 school districts get energy grants
Twenty-seven school districts in Washington are getting a total of $27.8 million for construction projects that increase energy savings.
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Police talk with tribal members about carver's shooting
Seattle police officials struck a conciliatory tone Wednesday night when about 100 members of the region's Native American community gathered at the Daybreak Star Cultural Center in Seattle's Discovery Park to press them with questions about the killing of John T. Williams. Williams, a 50-year-old First Nations carver, was fatally shot by a police officer last week after he failed to comply with an order to drop his carving knife.
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Jefferson Co. leads state in solar energy projects
Jefferson County leads the state in the number of wind or other renewable projects per resident.
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Courts reject appeals from Wash. death row inmate
Prison Officials made final preparations Thursday as the clock ticked toward Washington's first execution in nine years.
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