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Seattleite Lauren Ko finds fame through pie; but sorry, you can’t have any

Lauren Ko went from hobbyist baker to Instagram design sensation overnight. Now, she’s riding the wave of pastry-made fame, dealing with internet trolls and making a living doing what she loves.  VIEW

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Ruby Barrera, 8, enjoys one of the water features at Jefferson Park Wednesday afternoon, July 19, 2017. She was there with her brother Isaiah, 5 and her mom. They live just down the street so the park is very convenient. There is a chance of rain in Seattle Thursday, but a sunny weekend is expected.
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Lola, a Great Dane, waits for Jessica Paszek and Tyler Hayes to finish tasting cider at the Finnriver farm stand at the Capitol Hill Farmers’ Market in Seattle Sunday April 29, 2018. The market is one of three in the city, including West Seattle and the University District, that are open year-round.
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FILE– An espresso is served at The Commons Chelsea in New York, April 7, 2018. A Los Angeles judge ruled in the spring that coffee companies must provide cancer warnings to coffee drinkers. The ruling cast a shadow on a daily and often essential rite for more than 100 million Americans. But now, in August, the state has intervened with an agency proposing a rule declaring that not only does coffee pose no significant risk of cancer, it may actually have health benefits. (Caitlin Ochs/The New York Times)

Should coffee come with cancer warnings? California says no

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FILE– An espresso is served at The Commons Chelsea in New York, April 7, 2018. A Los Angeles judge ruled in the spring that coffee companies must provide cancer warnings to coffee drinkers. The ruling cast a shadow on a daily and often essential rite for more than 100 million Americans. But now, in August, the state has intervened with an agency proposing a rule declaring that not only does coffee pose no significant risk of cancer, it may actually have health benefits. (Caitlin Ochs/The New York Times)

Should coffee come with cancer warnings? California says no

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A mixed green salad of spinach, mesclun and arugula makes a fresh fall treat from the garden.

Sow these seeds now, and you could be eating fresh homegrown salads by October | In the Garden  VIEW

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A mixed green salad of spinach, mesclun and arugula makes a fresh fall treat from the garden.

Sow these seeds now, and you could be eating fresh homegrown salads by October | In the Garden  VIEW

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A mixed green salad of spinach, mesclun and arugula makes a fresh fall treat from the garden.

Sow these seeds now, and you could be eating fresh homegrown salads by October | In the Garden  VIEW

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