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Washington Sniper Set to Die Tuesday Night
Last Updated at 3:04 p.m. EST Having exhausted all court appeals and after being denied clemency by Virginia's governor, the man convicted in the 2002 sniper attacks that left 10 people dead and terrorized the nation's capital region for weeks, met with his immediate family members on the last day of his life.
Ted Sturdevant named new Wash. ecology director
Gov. Chris Gregoire has named Ted Sturdevant as director of the Washington state Department of Ecology.
Documentary Shows D.C. in the 1960s
A documentary drawing on the memories of Marion Barry, Ben Bradlee and other Washingtonians about the city in the 1960s is premiering on public television.
Gay Rights Referendum Leads in Washington State
The final tally is not yet in, but--as reported in the Olympian via McClatchy , gay and lesbian families in Washington state are expected to hold onto legal privileges that give them all the same state-level rights and protections of marriage--though not under that name.
House narrowly passes health care bill
In this photo taken from video, the final vote the health care bill 3962 is shown as members of the house attend the vote on Saturday in Washington.
As oceans fall ill, Washington bureaucrats squabble
Off the coast of Washington state, mysterious algae mixed with sea foam have killed more than 8,000 seabirds, puzzling scientists.
Well well well this is what is called the majority rules--Ref 71. passed in Washington State
Referendum 71 was the item on the ballot asking people to either affirm or deny the bill passed earlier this year here in Washington giving domestic partners basically all the rights of married couples without the word marriage being used.
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Grain ships asked to stop dumping canisters off Wash. coast
The state Ecology and Agriculture Departments have a request for grain ships off the Washington coast: Hey, stop throwing those pesticide canisters overboard.
Wash. voters approve R-71, expanding rights for gay couples to "everything but marriage"
Washington voters have approved the state's new "everything but marriage" law, expanding rights for domestic partners and marking the first time any state's voters have approved a gay equality measure at the ballot box.
Gay Partnership Measure OKed in Wash.
Washington state voters have approved the state's new "everything but marriage" law, marking a significant expansion of rights for gay couples who are registered as domestic partners.
Ask a European About Washington, D.C.: 1) Italy
Washington City Paper : What's your name? Francesco [surname withheld]: Francesco [surname withheld]. How old are you? 28.
DP Rights Look Good in Washington
The Approve Ref 71 campaign says final results won't be in until some time tomorrow, but things are looking good in Washington as voters have decided to keep intact the state's latest expansion of domestic-partnership rights.
Patrick to meet with Obama during DC visit
He also planned to meet with Massachusetts National Guard and Army members at the Walter Reed Army Medical Center
2009 Elections Preview: Washington Referendum 71
"This bill would expand the rights, responsibilities, and obligations accorded state-registered same-sex and senior domestic partners to be equivalent to those of married spouses, except that a domestic partnership is not a marriage.
New Washington License Plate Plan Revised
The Washington Department of Licensing has modified plans for the new seven-character license plate.
Washington's R-71: Referendum on hate
Washington's R-71 is a referendum on hate. A vote in favor of R-71 is a vote to extend legal protection to domestic partners in Washington State.
US responds to Wash. man accused in abortion doc threat
Federal prosecutors say statements from a Washington man accused of threatening a Colorado abortion doctor's family should be admitted in court.
Wash. gay-partnership foes challenge campaign laws
Opponents of stronger legal partnerships for gay couples must abide by Washington state's campaign finance laws while a lawsuit challenging those laws' constitutional footing moves ahead, a federal judge ruled Tuesday.
US, China huddle for high-level trade talks
HANGZHOU, China: The United States and China huddled on Thursday for key talks on trade disputes, clean energy and climate change less than three weeks before a visit by US President Barack Obama.
Washington State Law Concerning Driving Under the Influence and Where to Turn
Very rarely do people believe they are too drunk to drive until it is too late. Unfortunately, they don't realize the consequences of their actions until after they have been arrested for driving under the influence, caused a car accident or worse, injured someone as the result of their drinking and driving.
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