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Thank you, readers: Thousands of WA students appreciate your generosity | Editorial

Thousands of families needed help paying for clothing and supplies to get their children ready for school this year. More than 800 readers stepped up.

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Weasels and bees and more: Sustaining nature in our yards nurtures us | Op-Ed

Jack Fiander, attorney and Yakama Nation member, hops over water on the banks of one of the tribe’s fishing spots where the Cascade and Skagit Rivers meet in Marblemount on January 25, 2023. The Sauk-Suiattle Tribe has treaty fishing rights here. Last year, the Sauk-Suiattle people launched into the rights-of-nature debate in its lawsuit over the impact of Seattle City Light’s Skagit dams on the salmon that have since time immemorial relied on the free-flowing waters of the river for sustenance.
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Thank you, readers: Thousands of WA students appreciate your generosity | Editorial

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Last winter, the Department of Natural Resources sold off more than a hundred acres just upstream from the current contested timber sales. Today, the “Aldwell” timber sale is strewn with brown woody debris, and a few patchy stands of skinny trees bending in the breeze.

Is the state managing its public lands for all Washingtonians? Not yet | Op-Ed

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Nuclear weapons: ‘A dangerous local and international threat’ | Letter to the editor

Re: “Our nuclear legacy and the weight of history” : Our involvement in the current nuclear nightmare is more than a historical issue. According to Matt Korda and Hans Kristensen at the Federation of American Scientists, the submarine base at Naval Base Kitsap-Bangor, just 20 miles from Seattle, has arguably the largest concentration of deployed...

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