January 31st, 2008
There are some folks in Olympia that want to use the recent Port of Seattle audit as a wedge issue to de-fund the ports (and even privatize some of them, but a different subject). Before I go any further, a few things must be clear. This is not an apology, or in any way a defense of how the Port has managed their finances and assets. Rather, it is a warning that the taxpayers are the ones that will be punished, again, if some of these bills in Olympia come to pass.
Now, the reason this blog is getting a ...
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January 31st, 2008
Snoqualmie Pass remained closed Thursday morning, with no new estimate on when it might reopen. It closed down a second time Wednesday after an avalanche slide onto the westbound lanes near Hyak.
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January 31st, 2008
The Port of Seattle went public Wednesday with its detailed response to a damning state audit, keeping its pledge to be more transparent...
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January 30th, 2008
The Legislature is considering bills that would address concerns raised in a damning audit of the Port of Seattle.
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January 30th, 2008
Not sure if it'll get anywhere, but it's a start: local cities prodding Snohomish County to use its authority under the legislation creating the RTID to ...
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January 30th, 2008
The article keeps them in shape for the next Sound Transit measure, Prop 2 or whatever - not to mention the soundoff pageviews generated. ...
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January 30th, 2008
Executive and a member and former chairman of the Sound Transit Board and current chair of the Pierce Transit Board This discussion will be moderated by ...
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January 30th, 2008
The new tax package would have to be smaller than the failed RTID proposal, which would have collected $2 billion in Snohomish County and proved to be too ...
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