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Should the Roadless Rule Be Rescinded for Fire Safety?
Should the Roadless Rule Be Rescinded for Fire Safety?

Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center argues the 2001 Roadless Rule is hampering efforts to reduce catastrophic wildfire risk in federal forests…

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RedDoor Gallery's Fall First Friday in Camas
RedDoor Gallery's Fall First Friday in Camas

RedDoor Gallery in Camas opens its fall season Friday, Sept. 4 from 5 to 8 p.m. with a free First Friday reception featuring new oil paintings by Ray…

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School Bus, Four-Way Stop: What "Either" Really Means
School Bus, Four-Way Stop: What "Either" Really Means

Washington law requires drivers to stop for a school bus stopped on a roadway, but the word "either" in that law limits who must stop. Doug Dahl of T…

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MAX at 40: Did Light Rail Empty Portland's Transit System?
MAX at 40: Did Light Rail Empty Portland's Transit System?

Randal O'Toole of the Cascade Policy Institute argues TriMet's first light-rail line, turning 40 on September 5, triggered fare hikes and bus cuts th…

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Ridgefield's Goodwill Superstore Opens to 500+ Fans
Ridgefield's Goodwill Superstore Opens to 500+ Fans

Best friends Jaedyn Bryan and Aleea Fike arrived at 6 a.m. to be first in line at the new Goodwill Superstore in Ridgefield, where more than 500 cust…

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Letter: Rethinking Light Rail on the I-5 Bridge
Letter: Rethinking Light Rail on the I-5 Bridge

Brush Prairie resident Bob Mattila argues the pipe dream of light rail on a new I-5 Bridge is the single biggest obstacle to getting it built, conten…

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Herrera Beutler Backs I-645 Income Tax Repeal
Herrera Beutler Backs I-645 Income Tax Repeal

Former Congresswoman Jaime Herrera Beutler urged support for I-645, a voter initiative to repeal Washington's new income tax on individuals earning m…

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WA Late Ballots Surge 32% as Postal Delays Mount
WA Late Ballots Surge 32% as Postal Delays Mount

Washington rejected 20,267 ballots in this year's primary for late postmarks, up 32% from 16,131 in 2024. Rural counties were hardest hit, with some …

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Flock Cameras Cost WA Taxpayers $2M Amid Backlash
Flock Cameras Cost WA Taxpayers $2M Amid Backlash

Automated license plate reader cameras from Atlanta-based Flock Safety have cost Washington taxpayers at least $2 million, and nearly 80 jurisdiction…

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Battle Ground Schools' $14M Budget Gap Explained
Battle Ground Schools' $14M Budget Gap Explained

Battle Ground Public Schools approved a $227 million budget with a $14 million gap between revenue and expenditures, relying on fund balance reserves…

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