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Higher Ed Live Chat with Rep. Larry Seaquist
March 18, 2013Rep. Larry Seaquist
Higher Ed Chat with Rep. Larry Seaquist
Higher Ed Live Chat with Rep. Larry Seaquist
March 13, 2013Rep. Larry Seaquist
I’d like to invite you to a Live Chat session I’ll be hosting on Monday, March 18 from noon to 1 p.m. The focus of this chat session will be higher education, so I’d like to have a dialogue with … Continue reading
Town Hall Tour in the 26th Legislative District
March 5, 2013Rep. Larry Seaquist
Rep. Larry Seaquist and Sen. Nathan Schlicher will host a series of town hall meetings on Saturday, March 16 for residents of the 26th Legislative District. Schlicher and Seaquist will discuss the issues important to the 26th district. The legislators … Continue reading
Washington schools could suffer under sequestration
March 5, 2013Rep. Larry Seaquist
Automatic federal budget cuts kicked in on Friday as a result of Congress’ failure to reach a compromise spending plan. While programs like Social Security and Medicare will largely go untouched, many other areas of federal spending could see spending … Continue reading
House committee approves Seaquist’s aquaculture bill
February 22, 2013Rep. Larry Seaquist
The House Agriculture & Natural Resources Committee approved Rep. Larry Seaquist’s (D-Gig Harbor) HB 1894, which would address some concerns with shellfish farming. “I’m focused on three ‘healthies’ – a healthy shellfish industry, a healthy Puget Sound to grow shellfish, … Continue reading
Mar. 28 – Rep. Larry Seaquist discusses the legislative budget process in this week’s Washington White Board.
Jan 18. These days it is very hard for kids to get a job and get the life skills you can only get on the job. Here are two young people telling the legislature how they got started. We need to make sure every young person in the state has this opportunity.
