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Sound Transit Requests State Aid for $11 5B Funding Gap

Sound Transit Requests State Aid for $11.5B Funding Gap Written by Marybeth Luczak, Executive Editor Projects already in construction, such as the Federal Way Link Extension (Kent/Des Moines Station pictured), are not affected by funding shortfalls. But projects in earlier phases of development could be delayed, or potentially eliminated, according to Sound Transit. The Sound Transit Board of Directors has sent a letter to the state of Washington’s House and Senate transportation committees outlining the funding shortfall the agency faces due to the impacts of COVID-19 and increases in real estate prices and construction costs. “State support is critical for helping to resolve a $11.5 billion affordability gap for finishing voter-approved projects on time,” the agency reported.

Washington barber defies coronavirus restrictions, tells customers to have a shot of whiskey instead of wearing mask

Washington barber defies coronavirus restrictions, tells customers to have a shot of whiskey instead of wearing mask Print this article The rebel barber of Snohomish, Washington, won’t lay down his favorite tool, scissors, without a fight. Bob Martin, 80, has been hit with an avalanche of cease-and-desist letters, nearly $100,000 in fines, and a suspension of the barbering license he’s held since 1967. Despite threats from local and state authorities, he isn’t giving up. “I haven’t done anything wrong, nobody has gotten sick, and I’m not going to let anybody push me around, tell me I can’t work,” he told the

Washington State Remote Work Rule Takes Effect Feb 17

Washington State Remote Work Rule Takes Effect Feb. 17 Final plans are in place to allow employees of licensed collection agencies in Washington state to work off-site. 1/19/2021 1:30 PM  NewsStateAdvocacy Washington state’s remote work rule will be in effect in less than one month Feb. 17, the same date the temporary guidance expires. The rule was unanimously approved by the Washington State Collection Agency Board Jan. 12. The permanent rule is expected to greatly expand options for the accounts receivable management (ARM) industry and set a precedent for other states to follow suit. Other industries and businesses can work remotely in Washington and the rule for the ARM industry was developed to ensure consistency across those sectors, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a notice on the final rule.

Lawsuit Docs: Culp Campaign claims 7,228 deceased people voted in November Election

Lawsuit Docs: Culp Campaign claims 7,228 deceased people voted in November Election
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