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Apr 24

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Teacher evaluations without student test scores cost Washington waiver from school sanctions

By Kyla Calvert Mason

Washington is the first state to lose its waiver from the No Child Left Behind requirement. Washington was among the 43 states and the District of Columbia that the Department of Education freed since 2011 from sanctions placed on schools…

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Apr 22

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How much does it really cost to live in a city like Seattle?

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In Seattle, there is a growing push to raise the minimum wage 62 percent to $15 an hour, which the University of Washington has calculated as the minimum cost of living for an adult with one child. But would the…

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Apr 17

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SeaTac airport workers fight exclusion from $15 minimum wage

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In SeaTac, Wash., home of the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, citizens voted last year to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour. However, a court decision — now being appealed — has excluded the 5,000 or so workers on airport…

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Apr 16

Death toll rises to 39 in Washington mudslide

By News Desk

The death toll from the mudslide that hit the Washington town of Oso has risen to 39. The Snohomish County sheriff's office still lists seven people as missing from the March 22 landslide that buried some 30 homes in the…

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Apr 14

Florida Democrats hope medical pot measure will boost voter turnout

By Michael J. Mishak, Associated Press

MIAMI -- Democrats in the nation's largest swing-state see the question of whether to legalize medical marijuana as a rare source of hope and high voter turnout in this year's midterm elections. Party operatives are pushing a constitutional amendment that…

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Apr 10

USGS simulation shows how quickly the Washington landslide liquefied

By Joshua Barajas

The U.S. Geological Survey released a computer simulation Thursday of the mile-wide Washington state mudslide, which left dozens dead and devastated at least 30 houses in March. In the simulation, an entire hillside near the town of Oso, Wash. collapses…

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Apr 07

UPDATE: Death toll rises to 33 in Washington mudslide

By Margaret Myers, News Desk

A total of 24 bodies have been recovered from the Washington mudslide, Washington officials reported Monday.

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Apr 03

Potentially lifesaving national landslide maps are 30 years out of date

By Tony Schick, Earthfix

The last time the U.S. Geological Survey made a national map of landslide hazards, it did so on paper. It didn’t use laser imaging for landslide detection and it didn’t render the maps with the high-powered geographic software near-universally…

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Mar 31

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News Wrap: Guinean authorities say Ebola outbreak has grown into ‘unprecedented epidemic’

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Mar 30

Number of missing drops in Washington landslide as search continues

By Kayla Ruble

The number of people thought to be missing from a deadly landslide in a Washington town has dropped from 90 to 30 late Saturday as authorities verified information and cross-referenced lists.

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