Originally published December 31, 2012 at 5:13 PM | Page modified December 31, 2012 at 6:02 PM
Editorial: Headlines we’d like to see in 2013
Dispensing with New Year’s resolutions, the Times editorial board is suggesting some headlines its members would like to see.
Seattle Times Editorial
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Editor’s note: Let’s dispense with New Year’s resolutions and engage in some wishful thinking for Puget Sound and Washington state. Maybe this will serve as inspiration for elected officials and other policy leaders for their own New Year’s resolutions. Here are a few headlines we’d like to see this year:
Washington’s GOP Congress members renounce Grover Norquist pledge
Seahawks win Super Bowl
Boeing and SPEEA sign new contract, avoid strike
Tea party supports assault-weapons ban
Run on gun safes on eve of tough new state law
Legislature passes sweeping money-saving reforms
Voters approve transportation-improvement package
Human trafficking and teen prostitution eradicated in Washington state
NW Democrats accept entitlement reform as part of deal
U.S. Supreme Court legalizes same-sex marriage across country
Legislature fully funds basic education from early learning to higher education
High-school dropout rate dwindles
Congress passes Internet sales tax, boon for state
Universities launch students-first, athletes-second academic plan
State Senate coalition gains power as Democrats move to middle
China spurns coal, goes solar
Salmon flourish, price plummets
Obama names Chris Gregoire EPA chief
State unemployment falls below 4 percent
Amazon.com donates $1 billion to end homelessness in King County
Tully’s profit soars after McDreamy acquisition; ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ cast hired to staff Seattle stores
Microsoft sells 50 million Surface tablets
Obama administration accepts Washington, Colorado cannabis regulations
TSA to stop X-raying travelers’ shoes
Last battalion of U.S. troops leaves Afghanistan
Congress adopts amendment calling for two-thirds vote of both houses for war
Obama appoints Gene Kimmelman FCC chair
Hanford cleanup back on track and under budget
Group builds Eastside basketball arena after EIS declares Sodo proposal DOA
Bigfoot caught photographing hikers








