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Study: Early autism treatment pays off
The first rigorous study of behavior treatment for autistic children as young as 18 months found that two years of therapy can vastly improve symptoms, often resulting in a milder diagnosis.
Mormon football players in Washington state respect, bury opponents
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Dinner for the Homeless Tradition Enters Its 45th Year
This is a very special anniversary for one of Washington's most generous women. Imagene Stewart has been serving Thanksgiving dinners to the less fortunate for 45 years.
Celebrities, top-tier Democratic donors score seats at Obama's first state dinner
Celebrities, major Democratic fundraisers and prominent Indian businessmen were among those scoring coveted invitations to President Barack Obama's first state dinner.
As we gather round the Thanksgiving table, bow our heads in prayer and feast on the holiday bird, it is only fitting to take a moment to fete the unforgettable turkeys of 2009.
Washington guests at D.C. state dinner
Secretary of Commerce Gary Locke, U.S. Rep. Jim McDermott and Undersecretary of Agriculture Rajiv Shah will make up a kind of Washington state delegation tonight at the Obama Administration's first formal state dinner.
Washington's budget mess: Close prisons or raise taxes?
Eliminating the Department of Corrections: $1.6 billion. Axing the Department of Natural Resources: About a half billion dollars.
Notes From Washington | Bayh, health care reform, and a poll
Sen. Evan Bayh, D-Ind., is one of the big question marks among Senate Democrats on the health care reform bill.
Washington Senators Patty Murray and Maria Cantwell Tepid About...
Nebraska Sen. Ben Nelson makes Washingtonians thankful they don't live further East.
Unpaid Wash. medical bills near $1 billion per year
Washington's insurance commissioner says unpaid medical bills in the state will cost about $1 billion a year by 2011.
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DOC to Pay $4 Million for Assault on Inmate
Published on Thu, Nov 19, 2009 by Belinda D. Stewart, Communications Director Read More County & State The Department of Corrections has agreed to pay $4 million to a former offender who sustained permanent, severely disabling injuries when he was assaulted by his cellmate at Washington Corrections Center near Shelton in 2006.
Guest columnist | Change Washington's graduation math requirements and keep bar high
HOW do we do the right thing for our students? I wake up every day asking myself that question.
Man Who Killed 6 in Wash. State Gets Life
A man who killed six people, including a sheriff's deputy, in a northwest Washington shooting rampage last year pleaded guilty Tuesday and will spend the rest of his life in a mental hospital or prison.
Washington has one of lowest premature birth rates
Premature birth rates in the Pacific Northwest are among the lowest in the nation, but the March of Dimes says that only earns Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Alaska C's on the organization's premature birth report card.
My Eyes! My Eyes! Washington Haunted by Public Porn
In Section: NY comPRESSed >> Posted In: Sex And Relationships , Culture This morning's Washington Post examines the horrifying rash of "drive-by porning" incidents that are plaguing that city's subways, highways and even the airplanes flying overhead.
Frank Bruni Ignores Washington's R-71 Victory
Frank Bruni failed to mention R-71. In his Sunday New York Times "Week in Review" column , Frank Bruni used Ellen Degeneres and Portia de Rossi's Oprah appearance to underscore America's seemingly conflicted views towards gay marriage.
China hits out at US protectionism
BEIJING : China on Monday accused Washington of increasing protectionism and said US calls to let the yuan rise were "unfair", as US President Barack Obama visited the Asian giant.
Washington state's labor leaders don't get it
The Washington State Labor Council's and its allies' irritation with Democratic Party leaders is counterproductive.
DSHS, corrections pay $1.5M to settle abuse case
The Department of Social and Health Services and the Washington Department of Corrections are paying $1.5 million together to settle a child abuse claim.
Buffett, Gates to answer student questions in NY
Billionaires Warren Buffett and Bill Gates will meet with Columbia University business students on Thursday and answer their questions about business and life.