Tumwater
Tumwater, WA · Municipal
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Most of western Washington votes to keep Millionaires Tax
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UW researchers warn against permanent Daylight Saving Time before ‘Big Dark’
A University of Washington study warns that permanent daylight saving time would cause at least 2 billion additional school trips nationwide in the dark each year, including nearly 35 million in Washington. Traffic collision data analyzed in the study found school-age pedestrians are roughly twice as likely to be involved...
The Center Square
WA Ballot Count Issues Emerge as Races Hang in Balance + Critics Slam Seattle's RV Encampment Plan
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Into the Deep End: Proposition 1 and the Shoreline Pool
On Nov. 3, Shoreline voters will decide whether or not to finance a new community pool. Supporters think it lays a foundation for the future. Opponents say they can't bear another tax increase. Shoreline is a city of neighborhoods: 14 neighborhoods, spread across 6 miles, spanning Interstate 5 and two...
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Renton, Wash., Pulled the Plug on 24 Flock Cameras in a 4-3 Vote. The Nearly $170,000 Contract Behind Them Ended Nov. 2
Renton, Wash., has about two dozen Flock Safety license plate cameras covered in black plastic and switched off since the City Council voted 4-3 in May to pause them. The two-year, nearly $170,000 contract behind them was set to end Nov. 2, KUOW reported on Oct. 16, and if the council took no action the cameras would be taken down.
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Boil water notice issued for Fall City area. Here's what we know
A boil water notice has been issued for residents in downtown Fall City and surrounding areas, who must use boiled or bottled water for drinking, cooking, and brushing teeth. Drinking fountains are shut off at Fall City Elementary and Chief Kanim Middle School; families are urged to send students with safe water.
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Mayor Katie Wilson shares updates on the search for Seattle’s new police chief, Ballard light rail and more
Mayor Katie Wilson sat down with KUOW’s “Soundside” Monday to share updates on her efforts to curb violence on Aurora Avenue, the ongoing search for Seattle’s next police chief, and the city’s approach to homelessness.