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Slog AM: Seattle Gig Workers Win Sick Leave, Republican Says "We're Not Going to Fix" School Shootings, a Mammoth Meatball - Vimarsana News

Slog AM: Seattle Gig Workers Win Sick Leave, Republican Says "We're Not Going to Fix" School Shootings, a Mammoth Meatball

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West Seattle Blog… | Elliott Bay Water Taxi - Vimarsana News

West Seattle Blog… | Elliott Bay Water Taxi

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Slog PM: Seattle Starbucks Roastery Votes to Unionize, City Sweeps 13 People Ahead of Biden's Visit, WA's County Councils Are 99% White - Vimarsana News

Slog PM: Seattle Starbucks Roastery Votes to Unionize, City Sweeps 13 People Ahead of Biden's Visit, WA's County Councils Are 99% White

The eagle has landed: Air Force One touched down at SeaTac International Airport shortly after 5 pm, carrying Mr. President Joseph Robinette Biden and several government types aboard. pic.twitter.com/51Z9dDdXw4— Amanda Zhou (@AmondoZhou) April 22, 2022 In preparation for his arrival, the city swept nearly every tent in view of the Westin Hotel: Democrats love holding fundraisers at the Westin, and cops blocked off streets around the hotel, so it's likely that President Joe Biden will...

West Seattle Blog… | ELECTION 2021: Homelessness-response ballot measure debated before 34th District Democrats' endorsement votes - Vimarsana News

West Seattle Blog… | ELECTION 2021: Homelessness-response ballot measure debated before 34th District Democrats' endorsement votes

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KUOW - New redistricting maps will determine Washington state's future - Vimarsana News

KUOW - New redistricting maps will determine Washington state's future

When Yvette Joseph, a member of the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation, ran for the 7th Legislative District in northeast Washington in 2004, she faced a structural disadvantage due to where the district’s western border line was drawn. “I looked and was sort of shocked that it ran right through the reservation. So essentially, half of my family could vote for me and the other half could not,” she said. It may seem like an obscure act of cartography, but how Washington state’s political maps are redrawn this year will help determine who gets elected and, in tu...

Source: kuow.org