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The TMX project: This ship should not have sailed

The TMX project: This ship should not have sailed
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Remembering Washington s complicated first governor Isaac Stevens

Washington Territory’s first Governor Isaac Stevens was something of a 19th century archetype: a can-do guy who wasn't worried about who he had to step over.

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KUOW - Indigenous youth take up the paddle after pandemic pause

KUOW - Indigenous youth take up the paddle after pandemic pause
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Suquamish, King Co reach $5 million settlement over sewage spills

The King County Council Sept. 27 voted in favor of a $5 million settlement with the Suquamish Tribe to redress the repeated release of sewage into Puget Sound from that county’s wastewater collection and treatment system.

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Children of Native American man shot by Poulsbo police sue

Children of Native American man shot by Poulsbo police sue The Associated Press © Provided by KIRO Seattle The children of a Native American man killed by police in Washington state two years ago are suing, saying his death was unnecessary. Stonechild Chiefstick, a member of Montana’s Chippewa Cree tribe who had close ties to the Suquamish Tribe in Washington, was shot and killed while attending an early Independence Day celebration in the city of Poulsbo on July 3, 2019. He had reportedly been menacing people with a screwdriver at the crowded event. When officers moved in to arrest him, a scuffle ensued. Chiefstick scrambled away, and the lead officer, Craig Keller, shot and killed him from about 9 feet away. The encounter lasted about 13 seconds and occurred among people who had laid out blankets to watch a fireworks display.

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