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1) Your daily Morning Fizz
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2) Last night: A sense of community at the West Seattle Bowl .
3) Last night: A sense of community at "the vortex " on Capitol Hill.
4) The New York Times reports on Soup and Bread, the weekly winter party in Chicago that's coming to Seattle next week.
5) State Republicans push to undermine the state Growth Management Act---with key Democratic support.
6) Former Urban League director James Kelly says that, contrary to rumors, he isn't running for city council.
7) Real Clear Politics says Senator Maria Cantwell may be vulnerable.
8 ) Mayor Mike McGinn's office says the city remains "committed" to domestic violence and sexual assault prevention programs despite recent reorganziation.
9) Grist reports on House Republicans' proposal to cut green energy and family planning programs.
10) Afternoon Jolt: Today's winners.
11) State attorney general Rob McKenna vs. the ACLU on gang bill.
12) The city's human services director tells PubliCola there's "no way" the reorganization of her department will mean a de-emphasis on DV and sexual assault.
13) Murder charges against a shady abortion doctor make the case for more access, not less.
14) Josh recaps the 2nd week in Olympia with some bests and worsts.
2) Last night: A sense of community at the West Seattle Bowl .
3) Last night: A sense of community at "the vortex " on Capitol Hill.
4) The New York Times reports on Soup and Bread, the weekly winter party in Chicago that's coming to Seattle next week.
5) State Republicans push to undermine the state Growth Management Act---with key Democratic support.
6) Former Urban League director James Kelly says that, contrary to rumors, he isn't running for city council.
7) Real Clear Politics says Senator Maria Cantwell may be vulnerable.
8 ) Mayor Mike McGinn's office says the city remains "committed" to domestic violence and sexual assault prevention programs despite recent reorganziation.
9) Grist reports on House Republicans' proposal to cut green energy and family planning programs.
10) Afternoon Jolt: Today's winners.
11) State attorney general Rob McKenna vs. the ACLU on gang bill.
12) The city's human services director tells PubliCola there's "no way" the reorganization of her department will mean a de-emphasis on DV and sexual assault.
13) Murder charges against a shady abortion doctor make the case for more access, not less.
14) Josh recaps the 2nd week in Olympia with some bests and worsts.
