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‘It’s Exciting!’: New Yorkers Cast Ballots With Hopes of a New City for All Share this story Hiram Alejandro Durán/THE CITY As New Yorkers voted on Primary Day, many said they were struggling to adjust — to a lot of things. While more than 190,000 New Yorkers cast ballots during the early-voting period that began June 12, the unusual timing of the election — in June, rather than the traditional September — paired with the debut of ranked choice voting introduced some new wrinkles. So did an unusually crowded field of candidates seeking seats from City Hall to City Council. THE C...

WA state highways are trashed. Don’t expect the litter to be cleaned up any time soon Craig Sailor, The News Tribune The state’s highways are looking like drive-thru trash heaps, and it’s unlikely to get better until cleanup programs mothballed by the COVID-19 pandemic can be restarted. Careless drivers, unsecured loads and garbage spilling from roadside homeless encampments are the leading causes of the unsightly mess along Washington’s roads, according to those charged with preventing and cleaning it up. “Roads don’t litter themselves,” said Steve Williams who ...

I-5 work in Tacoma will force homeless camp under overpass to move A group of homeless people staying under the southbound I-5 overpass on Bay Street have to move by next week due to construction. Author: Tony Black Updated: 9:41 AM PST January 29, 2021 TACOMA, Wash. — Cara Mitchell with the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) said crews are looking to save time with continued construction of the southbound I-5 HOV Project. “They [Guy F. Atkinson Construction] found a way to basically shave off two to three months time on their constructio...