King County foresters plant trees from the climates of tomorrow
Can trees from warmer places withstand Western Washington's sogginess? Forestry workers are starting a trial to find out.
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Bill seeking to pull 10 seats from Western medical education consortium passes Idaho House
A bill to reduce at least 10 seats from Idaho’s partnership with the University of Washington medical school and other Western states advanced out of the House Thursday.
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College notebook: GCA’s Reed leads Cedarville golf team
Cedarville sophomore men’s golfer and Greenwood Christian graduate Ian Reed tied for third place individually with scores of 76, 75 and 69 at the Davis & Elkins Battle at Brunswick in Calabash, North ...
‘Enormous and lasting damage’: Sign US is headed for massive ‘collapse’
“America’s current retreat from its engagements around the world — from gutting USAid to abandoning European allies — ...
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How The Dunk Was Banned
The following is excerpted from Mike Sielski’s Magic in the Air, a narrative romp through the history of basketball, culture, ...
New study ranks all 50 states by federal dependency levels. Here’s where Washington ranked
Washington’s ranking comes from low placement in numerous categories, including 48th for return on taxes paid to the federal ...
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Seattle U defeats Abilene Christian 69-63 in 2nd round of Western Athletic Conference Tournament
Kobe Williamson had 20 points to lead Seattle University to a 69-63 victory over Abilene Christian in a quarterfinal of the Western Athletic Conference Tournament on ...
NIH funding in Ohio reaches $1B, driving $2.6B in economic impact, new report says
Ohio's biomedical research sector benefits from substantial NIH grants and contracts, generating billions in economic activity and supporting over 12,000 jobs.