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Pacific NW Magazine | Even with high fuel prices, a withering economic downturn and the near-death of our automobile-manufacturing industry, Americans are still car people. Rick Koch, above, gets lots of looks when he drives his 1930 Model A Ford around Seattle.
$231M revenue jump could break state budget stalemate
A new forecast projects tax collections will be higher than expected — a potential game changer for budget negotiations.
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2 charged with stealing 4.3 miles of copper wire from Sound Transit
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Seattle council leaders spurn mayor on Ship Canal light rail
Supreme Court refuses to hear appeal of $1 verdict in SPD case
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The latest news from around the Northwest- 05:51 PM Driver accused of killing soccer ball dribbler out of jail; he's in hospice
- 04:31 PM Tokyo-bound Boeing 787 diverted to Seattle due to oil-filter problem
- 04:30 PM Would-be burglar may be same man who tried to snatch White Center child
- 02:40 PM Car crashes into North Seattle building -- twice
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UPDATE - 06:22 PM Paris Air Show: Airbus, Boeing both squeeze suppliers on costs
UPDATE - 06:35 PM Paris Air Show: Boeing CEO McNerney may stay past 65
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Megan Jasper got her start at Sub Pop Records as the receptionist. From Nirvana to The Postal Service, Fleet Foxes to Flight of the Conchords, Jasper has seen many bands signed. Now vice president, Megan gives us a tour of the record label's office.
In the air, behind the scenes of Seattle Opera's 'Ring'
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