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Monday, September 10, 2018
Associated Press
Teacher strikes, unrest hit West Coast as unions flex muscle
‘Broken’ economics for preschool workers, child care sector
Long-running sewage spill discovered at Naval Base Kitsap
Successful teacher walkouts in red states emboldened unions in Washington, other blue states
Judges: No penalties but Washington teacher strikes illegal
Trump wants to toughen the nation’s libel laws, but he isn’t likely to succeed
Bellingham Herald (subscription required)
Federal court says cities can’t ban sleeping on the street. What’s it mean for Bellingham?
Lack of nice, clean clothes can derail students. Here’s how Whatcom schools are helping.
Columbian
Evergreen teachers approve new contract; classes begin Monday
Editorial: In Our View: Wildfires Still Hot Issue
Editorial: In Our View: Bipartisan Boundaries Key
The Daily News
Homelessness on slow decline here, but won’t disappear
Editorial via Yakima Herald: Double-digit teacher raises may have future consequences
Everett Herald (subscription required)
Big raises now may mean deficits later for public schools (Rolfes, Palumbo, Pollett)
Judge tosses case seeking refund of car-tab fees for transit
McCusker: Fracking looks ripe for consolidation, not collapse
Commentary: Getting kids to class key to success in school
Editorial: Trade disputes’ effects rolling in on prices, jobs
Kitsap Sun (subscription required)
Navy reports 450,000-gallon sewage spill over two years in Bremerton
Tentative agreement reached in strike that stalled Kitsap road projects
Opinion: In teaching, it’s not all about the money
News Tribune (subscription required)
So where are they going to put all those new Sound Transit light rail stations?
School starts Monday for Puyallup students as teachers approve agreement with district
Tacoma school leaders seek state intervention to end teacher strike — but the surprise move could lengthen it
Opinion: Clean, manageable water could slip through our hands. Washington group says $4 billion needed up front
New York Times
U.S. Takes Aim at War Crimes Court, and Plans to Close P.L.O. Office
Trump Claims Credit for the Economy. Not So Fast, Says Obama.
Children Fare Better When Teaching Staff Is Diverse
California Tries New Tack on Gun Violence: Ammo Controls
Editorial: Don’t Let Migrant Kids Rot
Olympian (subscription required)
Ugh! Look what was in the wildfire smoke we were breathing
Opinion: Deciding Kavanaugh: Where do constitutional rights come from?
Editorial: Our history comes with a perpetual cost
Peninsula Daily News
Peninsula member of public records task force describes first meeting (Van De Wege)
Puget Sound Business Journal
Replace ‘tech’ with ‘banks,’ and we’ve seen a big comeuppance before
Sound Transit secures another $100M for Northgate-to-Lynnwood light rail line
Downtown Seattle led the country in office development last year, new report says
Boeing analysts report mixed views of 737 production recovery plan after factory visits with execs
Opinion: FCC proposal over-regulates texting to detriment of Pacific Northwest businesses, residents
Opinion: Microsoft’s paid leave policy is one worth replicating
Renton Reporter
Column: Trade wars hit state’s cherry growers hard
Seattle Times (subscription required)
For homeless students in rural Washington districts, just getting to school is hard
Tukwila schools among 3 districts set to restart classes after teachers agree on new contracts
Feds slot $100 million for Lynnwood light rail, but the money still isn’t secured
Sound Transit can keep collecting car-tab taxes as judge tosses lawsuit
A UW professor argued that women don’t want to code. What do women computer scientists have to say?
Seattle educators ratify new teachers union contract
HOV-lane cheaters beware: The State Patrol will be cracking down on you this week
Can $3 billion in toll lanes, interchanges and bus rapid transit fix I-405 gridlock? (Hobbs)
Westneat: Seattle’s crusading activism gets expensive as the lawsuits pile up
Beason: Jury duty taught me that for justice to be blind, courtrooms should look like you and me
Opinion: Washington’s wrong-way approach to managing wolves
Seattle Weekly
Seattle Teachers Union Approves Contract Agreement
Spokesman Review
More than 600 turn out for Snake River protest Saturday
For school systems, McCleary decision gave with one hand and took with the other (Billig)
Federal court ruling adds new twist to enforcement of Spokane’s ‘sit-lie’ ordinance
A hazy future: Smoky summers may taint Washington wine, but this WSU researcher is shedding light on the problem
USA Today
Poll: 43% say US elections aren’t fair, open
White House looks to overhaul clemency system
Opinion: How you can stop helping Trump spread his lies
Walla Walla Union Bulletin (subscription required)
Editorial: Public funding of Safeco upgrades is unnecessary
Washington Post
Under Trump, the jobs boom has finally reached blue-collar workers. Will it last?
Caught in the long shadow of crisis
States’ decision to reduce support for higher education comes at a cost
Whidbey News-Times
New law used to take gun from man who was suicidal
County clarifies winery, brewery, distillery code
Letter: Thanking Coupeville School Board, admin.
Yakima Herald Republic
Less than half of Yakima County’s homicides since 2017 have been solved
Will column: The government’s guidance on campus rape deserves another look
Soapbox: Time to organize against an anti-Indian movement
Broadcast
KING5 TV (NBC)
Investigation into ferry grounding at Coupeville terminal continues
Washington State troopers begin 5-day emphasis on HOV lane violations
Schools remain closed in 3 districts as contract negotiations continue
Navy reports 450,000-gallon sewage spill over 2 years in Bremerton
Why is Mount St. Helens the most active volcano in the Cascades?
KOMO4 TV (ABC)
More schools reopen as teachers end strikes in Tukwila, Puyallup, Longview
KNKX FM
Teacher Strikes End In Tukwila And Puyallup, Seattle Educators Approve Contract
As teachers strike, union alleges ‘wage theft’ by school districts
KUOW FM
Will Amazon’s HQ2 help close the tech gap for cities (or widen it)?
Closing a highway to save salmon
Seattle teachers approve contract: 10% raises
For some kids of color, the return to school is something to fear
NW Public Radio
Washington’s Biggest Toxic Waste Polluter: A Mine (With Hanford Not Far Behind)
Closing Hwy 97 At Blewett Pass: Inconvenient For Drivers, Possibly Critical For Salmon
Web
Crosscut
You can save millions on your property taxes — if you’re rich
Tim Burgess believes the children are our future
Poor performance prompts overhaul of bus service for people with disabilities
OregonLive.com
Washington tries to woo Oregon back to Interstate Bridge (Cleveland)
Seattle P.I.
Seattle teachers union approves of one-year contract
Friday, September 7
Associated Press
US hiring picked up in August as pay surged most in 9 years
Utility asks judge to block release of coal plant facts
Obamacare premiums dip, but 18% increase proposed in Washington state
Port Townsend shelter sees increase of older clients
Lawmakers seek answers for why Native American women vanish
Crane operators strike ends after 17 days
Aberdeen Daily World
Aberdeen School District reaches tentative contract agreement with teachers union
Columbian
Inslee task force still working on list of killer whale recommendations
Washougal teachers unanimously ratify contract; school begins Friday
Fate of Clark County facilitator’s office moves into spotlight
LTE: Letter: Make investments in the region
LTE: Letter: Flagging a new idea for Washington
Daily News
Millennium sues Ecology, claiming bias against coal dock
Longview district increases salary offer, cancels Friday classes
Editorial via TNT and WWUB: Will another Washington governor use bully pulpit to end teacher strikes?
Everett Herald (subscription required)
Stanwood district, teachers settle; school starts Monday
Milbank: Trump doesn’t like it, but protests are our right
Letter: Remake schools to foster students’ mental health
The Inlander
How a Snake Swallowed the Pig: The inside story of how Amazon was delivered to Spokane
Issaquah-Sammamish Reporter
Activists question PSE’s energy plan update at meeting
Journal of the San Juan Islands
Canadian Court of Appeals halts Trans Mountain Pipeline
Guest column: When it comes to the health impacts of wildfire smoke, ignorance is not bliss
Kitsap Sun (subscription required)
Continuing strike leaves Kitsap road projects on hold
Suquamish Tribe’s Chief Kitsap Academy moves to new campus
Students get tools to fight racial discrimination
Where did the trash in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch come from? How do we stop it?
News Tribune (subscription required)
Completed elementary school expansion to help Puyallup district deal with burgeoning enrollment
New York Times
U.S. Jobs Report for August: Here Are the Takeaways
As Lawyer, Kavanaugh Raised Doubt About Roe v. Wade, Leaked Email Shows
Opinion: What We Need to Fight the Next Financial Crisis
Olympian (subscription required)
Editorial: K-12 teachers, lawmakers must go back to class
Puget Sound Business Journal
Workers’ union has reached a tentative deal to end construction strike
After scaling back student loan regulations, administration tries to stop state efforts
Seattle Times (subscription required)
Slow hiring of school-bus drivers in Seattle causes delays on 15 routes, some over an hour long
How did we get here? A look back on Seattle’s Center City Connector and streetcar history
Federal-court ruling on homeless camps won’t affect Seattle, city attorney says
Deal reached to end 17-day strike that halted Western Washington construction
FYI Guy: These three occupations use public transit far more than most in King County
Opinion: The irresistible weirdness of a certain anonymous Op-Ed
Editorial: King County’s Safeco Field deal should stand
Snoqualmie-Valley Record
Snoqualmie Council passes ordinance to change downtown building height to 35 feet
Spokesman Review
Task force looks at public records versus private information (Van De Wege, Hunt)
Feds and ranchers working to find land to settle Snake River property disputes
‘Help and hope’ the strategy Washington State is employing to honor former QB Tyler Hilinski
New program to treat opioid withdrawal could prevent deaths at Spokane County Jail, officials say
New Providence Health intensive-day clinic offers mental health services for patients after leaving hospital
USA Today
Where did the trash in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch come from? How do we stop it?
Outrage as Kavanaugh describes birth control as ‘abortion-inducing drugs’
Trump wants no limits on detaining migrants
Washington Post
A sleeping student wouldn’t wake up in class. So an officer pulled out her Taser.
Opinion: Tax Bezos. Help workers. But not like this.
Yakima Herald Republic
Editorial: Double-digit teacher raises may have future consequences
Broadcast
KING5 TV (NBC)
Understanding how Washington teachers are paid
Sen. Murray joins call for release of controversial Kavanaugh documents
Washington veteran shares perspective on Colin Kaepernick’s Nike ad
KIRO7 TV (CBS)
A solution for vacant buildings awaiting redevelopment: House the homeless
KOMO4 TV (ABC)
Tacoma teacher strike forcing families to find child care options
Construction workers end strike, return to work in Western Wash.
Seattle 6th most expensive city when it comes to mortgage affordability
‘Very frustrating city to drive in:’ Study says Seattle-area among worst drivers in U.S.
NW Public Radio
A Year On, See How The Eagle Creek Fire Changed The Columbia River Gorge
Q13 TV (Fox)
Bargaining continues day before district plans to take Tumwater teachers to court over strike
With strike on, Tacoma schools will offer free breakfast, lunch to students at 12 different schools
Everett boasts highest paid veteran teachers in the state
Seattle Public Schools can track some serious police, fire calls in real time
Washougal teachers ratify contract agreement with 18% pay hike, end strike that began Aug. 28
Web
Civic Skunkworks
Raising the minimum wage is good for everyone
Crosscut
Did the City Council violate open-meeting laws a second time?
At Camp Blaze, young women fight wildfires and stereotypes
Poor performance prompts overhaul of bus service for people with disabilities
MyNorthwest.com
Taxpayers taking Sound Transit to court today over car tabs
Eight school districts in midst of teacher strike
Seattle P.I.
Connelly: Trudeau vows to build pipeline, greens sue to protect Orcas
Thursday, September 6
Associated Press
Court: Cities can’t prosecute people for sleeping on streets
Facebook, Twitter pledge to defend against foreign intrusion
Trump administration moves to detain migrant families longer
Times grants anonymity to administration official for essay
Report: Fentanyl deaths in Alaska quadrupled in 2017
Aberdeen Daily World
Shoreline protection efforts ramp up ahead of storm season in North Cove
Columbian
Washougal teachers union, district reach tentative agreement
Clark County Council settles on I-5 Bridge resolution text
Everett Herald (subscription required)
Mayor recommends cuts, including 13 jobs, and fee increases
Disclose this: The battle for lawmaker records begins anew (Van De Wege, Springer, Hunt)
School canceled for third day in Stanwood-Camano district
Milbank: Kavanaugh hearing is a spectacle, with good reason
Editorial: Students need an annual checkup on their loans
The Inlander
As jails across the state grapple with the opioids, facilities in rural areas face the toughest challenges
News Tribune (subscription required)
Watch out, HOV lane violators: troopers are looking for you
Column: Angry over Tacoma and Puyallup teacher strikes? Economic insecurity might play a part in that
Editorial: Will another Washington governor use bully pulpit to end teacher strikes?
Opinion: Nike takes brave stand for Kaepernick and justice
New York Times
About two million low-income Americans would be stripped of benefits under the House version of the farm bill, a study said.
Opinion: I Am Part of the Resistance Inside the Trump Administration
Peninsula Daily News
Peninsula member of public records task force describes first meeting (Van De Wege, Springer, McBride)
Puget Sound Business Journal
US justice department signals pursuit of tech giants
You’ve heard of outsourced jobs, but outsourced pollution? It’s real and tough to tally up
Lawmakers credit Facebook and Twitter for fighting foreign influence
Seattle Times (subscription required)
King County Council approves $135 million in taxpayer funds for Mariners ballpark
Group of Whole Foods workers aims to unionize, report says
Senate OKs bill expanding federal hate-crimes penalties that Mercer Island banker helped draft
Firing a dart into a wild, sick orca ‘a little bit different,’ sharp-shooting veterinarian says
Minimum wage increases in six cities working as intended, Berkeley study of food-service jobs finds
New options for Seattle light-rail routes could add big dollars to expansion project
Sound Transit is taking a $300 million gamble on a new I-405 bus station in Kirkland
Got GET? Deadline approaching for account-holders to switch
Opinion: Seattle needs a downtown streetcar for social and environmental justice
WaPo Opinion: Mark Zuckerberg: We’re in ‘an arms race’ to protect democracy
Seattle Weekly
King County Council Approves $135 Million Public Investment in Safeco Field
Spokesman Review
Full-day kindergarten starts fifth year in Spokane Public Schools
Study: Facebook app deleted by 25 percent of users in wake of Cambridge Analytica privacy scandal
Court rules people can’t be prosecuted for sleeping in streets; Spokane to review its own ordinances
Tentative deal reached in Central Valley School District teachers’ contract negotiations
Vashon-Maury Island Beachcomber
County targets stockpiles of asphalt millings
Park district selects new commissioner
Island’s property values up 13 percent this year
Ferry advisory panel objects to potential schedule changes
Quartermaster Harbor closed to recreational shellfish harvesting
Walla Walla Union Bulletin (subscription required)
Editorial: State’s forests must be thinned to prevent wildfires
Washington Post
Kavanaugh hearing: New set of documents highlight Roe v. Wade, race
Kavanaugh advised against calling Roe v. Wade ‘settled law’ while a White House lawyer
Eight states are fighting Trump’s attempt to declaw the Migratory Bird Treaty
The Affordable Care Act is under fire again in federal court
West Seattle Herald
Kohl-Welles statement on stadium funding vote
Yakima Herald Republic
Shrinking herds: Big-game opportunities down for Yakima hunters
No man’s land: Solutions sought to cover blazes outside jurisdiction of any fire district
Broadcast
KING5 TV (NBC)
This is the most teacher strikes in Washington state since 1983
Tumwater teachers union says district is trying to ‘force’ educators back to work
Teachers on strike in Puyallup, Tukwila, 4 other districts
No school during Tacoma strike; free meal service begins
Most Washington schools are failing to meet state’s target for vaccinations
Major safety issue forces state to close heavily used bridge in Pierce County
KOMO4 TV (ABC)
Seattle business claims homeless people trespassing on property to steal water
Seattle, Tacoma & Bellevue drivers among worst in country, report says
Q13 TV (Fox)
Tumwater schools going to court over ‘illegal’ strike; teachers call it ‘bullying’
Tacoma teachers strike: Both sides say they’re still far apart in talks over pay raises
About 7,000 teachers on strike in Western Washington; 120,000 students affected
Web
Crosscut
Mariners get $135M in taxes, while tourism strikes out
Seattle P.I.
Sen. Sanders introduces bill to stop Jeff Bezos from offering low wages
Slog
By Scale, Seattle Has More People Living on the Streets Than New York and LA
Wednesday, September 5
Associated Press
Washington task force on public records set to convene (Springer)
US trade deficit widened to $50.1 billion in July
#NotInvisible: Why are Native American women vanishing?
Feds, state lawmakers propose new ways to help Native women
Despite past reforms, Native women face high rates of crime
Polling places remain a target ahead of November elections
Aberdeen Daily World
Coalition seeks to preserve, increase access to public lands
Bainbridge Island Review
Bainbridge Island faces lawsuit from injured bicyclist
Columbian
Editorial: In Our View: Laboring Over Pay Disparity
Editorial: In Our View: Too Stuck on STEM?
Editorial: In Our View: Legislative Labyrinth
Letter: Be suspicious of arguments (teacher pay)
Everett Herald (subscription required)
No school Wednesday; Stanwood teacher strike continues
State agrees to tell people not to drown squirrels
Parker: Pontificate all you want; Kavanaugh will be confirmed
Letter: Teachers union turned McCleary into feeding frenzy
Letter: Allow responsible teachers to arm themselves in schools
The Inlander
Spokane becomes largest district in state where teachers ratify contract for pay raise
Journal of the San Juan Islands
Sick young orca, J50, spotted after two-day disappearance
What will it take to save the Chinook?
Peace Island Medical Center loses $5 million over six months | Update
Kitsap Sun (subscription required)
School year starts with a focus on safety
Teachers ink agreements on salaries in most Kitsap, North Mason districts (Rolfes)
State approved harvest on 184 acres of shellfish beds near Kitsap marinas
Olympic College to turn bookstore over to Barnes & Noble
Editorial: A fair deal for federal workers
News Tribune (subscription required)
Tacoma and Puyallup teachers vote to strike; first day of school on hold
Editorial: Sorry, Sen. Warren, but even lobbyists have rights
Olympian (subscription required)
Thinning forests may not prevent fires west of Cascades, study shows
Puget Sound Business Journal
Wall Street may no longer be able to shrug off Trump’s trade wars
Washington state college graduates have 6th least debt nationwide, study says
Seattle Times (subscription required)
Yakima Herald-Republic: Yakima misses deadline, loses $400,000 for street project
Teacher contract talks: Centralia, Puyallup, Tukwila start strikes; Tacoma close behind
Read the full tentative contract between Seattle Public Schools and its teachers union
Seattle teachers to return to classrooms, wondering if they got a good deal
Westneat: Here’s a way to solve the impasse over Safeco Field: We should sell it
Spokesman Review
Spokane has second fastest commute in Washington
Opinion: Trump administration’s Dirty Power Plan abdicates federal responsibility to protect Americans from climate change
Opinion: Unions remain strong and motivated this Labor Day
Washington Post
Cities defiant after Justice Department’s threat on ‘supervised injection sites’
The Finance 202: NAFTA negotiations resume as Canada takes harder line
Whidbey News-Times
Changes to city’s housing element eyed
Yakima Herald Republic
Washington has underfunded efforts to control wildfire burning, despite smothering smoke
Editorial: Red Delicious is no longer the apple of our eye
BROADCAST
KING5 TV (NBC)
Homeless shelter cuts meal services in ‘experiment’ to cut crime
No school today for Puyallup, Tukwila, 4 other districts
Seattle police use new approach on protests blocking traffic
Fishermen concerned about salmon boycott at Seattle restaurants
Council to weigh in on sending Safeco Field funding request to the ballot
KOMO4 TV (ABC)
Should $180 million go to M’s or affordable housing? Council to decide
No school in Puyallup, Tukwila, Centralia, Stanwood-Camano as teachers strike
NW Public Radio
Northwest’s Ancient Earthquakes May Help Predict Future Risk
Q13 TV (Fox)
About 5,300 teachers in 10 districts on strike in Western Washington
WEB
Crosscut
Seattle City Attorney’s promise to prosecute put to the test
Seattle P.I.
Ailing orca calf spotted swimming with pod after disappearance
Tuesday, September 4, 2018
Associated Press
Some teachers striking in Washington have reached deals
US House committee to discuss dams at field hearing in Pasco
These lawsuits could change health care nationwide if they make it to the Supreme Court
Big fires still burning in Washington, Idaho
Oregon lawmakers battle labor commission’s #MeToo inquiry
Aberdeen Daily World
New DFW director has deep Harbor roots
Oped: Why unions still matter, on Labor Day and always
Bainbridge Island Review
Increased funding from state adds $8 million to Bainbridge budget for new school year
Strike delays Bainbridge road projects
Bellingham Herald (subscription required)
In Blaine schools, they’re not standing for bullying anymore
AP Explains: Driven by climate change, fire reshapes US West
What’s driving Whatcom County’s child care shortage? Here are some of the causes.
The Daily News
Amidst strikes, union members gather for Labor Day picnic
No progress to end strike; union issues letter of no confidence
Legislature created ‘perfect storm’ that led to teacher strikes (Takko)
Everett Herald (subscription required)
With no deal, schools not open Tuesday in Stanwood-Camano
After 82 years in office, Sievers family could get new honor
Commentary: Who needs a union? More than you might think
Harrop: On Labor Day, let’s honor those with ‘sweat on the brow’
Editorial: Clearing the path to careers in skilled trades
Issaquah-Sammamish Reporter
Universal mental health screenings to be introduced in local middle schools
Journal of the San Juan Islands
Ferry writer in residence
Task force to save orcas meets in Anacortes (Ranker)
Five facts about OPALCO’s solar power project
News Tribune (subscription required)
Editorial: Learn from history, and don’t let teacher strike repeat
New York Times
The Supreme Court Confirmation Charade
My Children Were Denied Passports Because They Were Delivered by a Midwife
Trump Blasts Sessions for Charging G.O.P. Congressmen Before Midterms
Confirmation Hearing Begins for Kavanaugh, and Chaos Erupts
Olympian (subscription required)
First day of school in Tumwater, Rainier delayed due to teacher strikes
Opinion: Despite attacks, unions remain strong and hopeful
Opinion: Looking for solutions, not just slogans
Peninsula Daily News
State lifts prohibition on some areas of commercial shellfish beds
Puget Sound Business Journal
Opinion: Washington employers need to be proactive about pay equity or risk costly lawsuits
Durkan wants more analysis of streetcar expansion; moving forward would take new federal review
Seattle Times (subscription required)
In a changing climate, will fire make a bigger run in Washington’s west-side forests?
After wildfires, Washington’s outdoors industry braces for smoky summers ahead
Concerns grow for young orca’s life as it struggles to swim with family in Salish Sea
The region’s toughest red-light camera busted drivers 24,000 times last year
Why are the police not enforcing the laws against camping in Seattle’s parks and streets?
In labor-friendly Seattle, unions push for new territory
Demonstrators supporting hotel workers gather outside Westin Seattle; 21 arrested
Washington lawmakers knew school-contract chaos was coming — and not just in Seattle (Rolfes, Palumbo)
News Tribune: State closes sinking Pierce County bridge that’s too costly to repair
First Avenue streetcar construction costs soar to $252M, long-awaited report finds
Westneat: Why aren’t we asking if Seattle has gotten better, not worse?
Opinion: ‘Hothouse Earth’: A climate tipping point
Opinion: We all share one planet — help save the Endangered Species Act
Editorial: In homelessness crisis, focus on prevention and permanent housing
Editorial: ‘For the kids!’: An outpouring of back-to-school support
Spokesman Review
WSU Spokane scientists developing drug to ease tobacco withdrawal
Spin Control: Rep. Shea should keep his seat on the Public Records task force
Tri-City Herald
Editorial: Lawmakers blew it when it comes to deadly force initiative
Walla Walla Union Bulletin (subscription required)
Editorial: Is Gov. Jay Inslee’s heavy travel schedule too much?
Editorial: Legislative error eliminates voters’ options
Washington Post
Kavanaugh hearing: Democrats cry foul over lack of access to documents, seek to delay proceedings
The Health 202: Debate over future of Affordable Care Act begins anew this week
West Seattle Herald
School ribbon cuttings at E.C. Hughes and Loyal Heights will mark new beginnings
Whidbey News-Times
Town makes changes to 2 percent funds process
Yakima Herald Republic
Wapato School District, teachers’ union reach tentative agreement
When your body is a crime scene: New initiative to track rape kits (Orwall)
How safe is Yakima County election system? Very safe, according to officials
Editorial: Labor, in all its forms, is to be celebrated on this day
Broadcast
KING5 TV (NBC)
Washington driver’s license numbers change Tuesday
Amazon’s stock value tops $1 trillion, joins Apple in trillionaire club
Fighting for ‘fair compensation,’ Tacoma teachers may vote to strike Tuesday
Classified school staff also negotiating for new contracts
Another $300,000 needed to move historic mural at Washington capitol
KOIN6 TV
Local legislators show support for striking teachers (Stonier, Wylie)
Teacher strikes continue in SW Washington (Wylie)
3 districts ratify teacher deals; 1 other agrees
KOMO4 TV (ABC)
Amazon is 2nd U.S. company to reach $1 trillion market value
Leaky roof, unsafe water, worn carpets greet students at Skagit Co. school
Arlington teachers reach deal, avert strike
KNKX FM
Migrant Children In Centralia Get Hands-On Science Instruction In Summer School
Competing Interests Complicate Forest Management In Washington State
Expert Says Washington Teacher Negotiations May Help Unions Prove Their Value After Janus
The Undercover Operation to Capture Washington State’s Biggest Wildlife Poachers
KUOW FM
King County keeps quiet on the future of safe injection sites
Streetcar project’s fate uncertain after report reveals more costs
NW Public Radio
The Wait To Become A U.S. Citizen Lengthens
Judge Says Washington Wildlife Agency Can Kill Togo Pack Wolf For Cattle Hunting
Q13 TV (Fox)
Teachers in Tumwater, Stanwood-Camano, Rainier districts go on strike; Arlington gets tentative pact
To Washington state schools chief, security upgrades important, but something else more vital
Web
Crosscut
Seattle streetcar’s costs rise, but Durkan remains undecided about its future
As Puget Sound orcas dwindle, dam removal pressure grows
MyNorthwest.com
Your I-90 lanes into Seattle are never coming back, and other changes
Teachers, districts still negotiating as first day of school nears
Queen Anne & Magnolia News
Final EIS published for $700M KeyArena renovation
Seattle P.I.
21 hotel workers arrested for blocking street in protest over contract dispute