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New state Senator Simon Sefzik views his young age 'as an asset' - Vimarsana News

New state Senator Simon Sefzik views his young age 'as an asset'

The 42nd Legislative District has a new state senator: 22-year-old Simon Sefzik. He tells the Jason Rantz Show he's excited to learn and get to work.

Simon Sefzik to replace late Sen. Doug Ericksen in Washington Senate - Vimarsana News

Simon Sefzik to replace late Sen. Doug Ericksen in Washington Senate

At 22 years old, Simon Sefzik is the youngest current senator in the Washington Senate.

Source: q13fox.com
Council appoints Sefzik new 42nd District State Senator - Vimarsana News

Council appoints Sefzik new 42nd District State Senator

Young Ferndale resident was among three nominees forwarded by Whatcom Republicans to replace the late Senator Doug Ericksen

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WA Legislature considers limits on Gov. Inslee's emergency powers - Vimarsana News

WA Legislature considers limits on Gov. Inslee's emergency powers

It’s been 679 days since Governor Inslee declared a state of emergency regarding COVID—a prospect which is shaping up to a bipartisan effort to curb his emergency powers.

Source: q13fox.com
Slog AM: Street Cafés on a Pathway to Permanence, the Hottest Trend of 2022 Is Landslides, and Most People Prefer a Fish to a Highway - Vimarsana News

Slog AM: Street Cafés on a Pathway to Permanence, the Hottest Trend of 2022 Is Landslides, and Most People Prefer a Fish to a Highway

Get used to café streets. Councilmember Dan Strauss introduced a bill to extend free outdoor dining permits through this time next year. (The current provision was set to expire in the spring.) It’s being billed as a “pathway to permanence,” and will be heard by the Transportation and Seattle Public Utilities Committee on February 1. A final vote could come as soon as February 8. Yes to fish, no to highways. Just in time for...