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1) Your daily Morning Fizz
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2) A national smart-growth group offers further evidence that Seattle doesn't need the deep-bore tunnel.
3) The New York Times reports that a coal company lied to state officials about the ultimate size of its proposed coal export plant in Longview.
4) The arguments for and against basing insurance prices on how much you drive---from insurance companies, environmental advocates, and the ACLU.
5) The Seattle Design Commission advises the city council: Don't allow lighted signs on top of downtown buildings.
6) The Seattle Salmon: Mayor Mike McGinn on the Hempfest controversy.
7) City council member Sally Bagshaw responds to yesterday's post about women jogging alone.
8 ) City council member Jean Godden says: Yes, I'm running for reelection; no, I'm not too old to serve another term.
9) Afternoon Jolt: Democrats and Republicans spar over plans for TransAlta's Centralia coal plant.
2) A national smart-growth group offers further evidence that Seattle doesn't need the deep-bore tunnel.
3) The New York Times reports that a coal company lied to state officials about the ultimate size of its proposed coal export plant in Longview.
4) The arguments for and against basing insurance prices on how much you drive---from insurance companies, environmental advocates, and the ACLU.
5) The Seattle Design Commission advises the city council: Don't allow lighted signs on top of downtown buildings.
6) The Seattle Salmon: Mayor Mike McGinn on the Hempfest controversy.
7) City council member Sally Bagshaw responds to yesterday's post about women jogging alone.
8 ) City council member Jean Godden says: Yes, I'm running for reelection; no, I'm not too old to serve another term.
9) Afternoon Jolt: Democrats and Republicans spar over plans for TransAlta's Centralia coal plant.
