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by Jake Goldstein-Street, Washington State Standard June 15, 2026 Faced with a budget shortfall this year, Washington Democratic lawmakers relied on spending cuts and other maneuvers to make ends meet. For one, they trimmed tens of millions of dollars in state funding for assisted living facilities that care for
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As part of an ongoing action along the West Coast ports, ILWU members gathered at the Union Wharf dock.
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City workshop meeting explored proactive budget planning and new workshops.
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Expect road construction this summer as Port Townsend does major repairs on multiple roadways.
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A continuation from last week on child sexual assault and the local justice system.
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The court can make room for leniency but always requires accountability.
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This WWII feature retells the tension building before the June 6th Normandy invasion.
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Creating opportunities for your art career and more at Northwind Art.
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The lawsuit argues that the state failed to study possible environmental harms of cutting the forests, which include trees that are 140 years old.