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A Memory Box of Craft: Moscow Writer Jeff P. Jones
A review of Northwest author Jeff Jone's latest work, "Bloodshot Stories."
Bricks Could Rain Down On Your Head During The Next Major Quake. These Proposals Want To Fix That
Thousands of old brick, stone and concrete buildings in the Pacific Northwest could crumble in the next strong earthquake. To face that challenge, measures pending in the Oregon and Washington legislatures would set up grant programs to help owners of dangerous buildings make seismic safety upgrades.
Judge Rules Male-Only Military Draft Violates U.S. Constitution
Now that women serve in combat roles, it's no longer justified to exclude them from draft requirements, a federal judge ruled. The case was brought by a men's advocacy group.
Yakima Symphony's Director Could Change Copyright Law
Imagine a piece of music feels so important to you that you just have to share it. And you’re in a position not only to share it with your fellow…
As Walmart Eliminates Greeters, Workers With Disabilities Feel Targeted And Worried
NPR has found that Walmart is changing the job requirements for front-door greeters in a way that appears to disproportionately affect workers with disabilities.
February Storms Have Helped, But Areas Of The Northwest Could Still Face Drought
The Northwest has seen plenty of snow and cold temperatures these last few weeks. But forecasters say some areas could still face drought this summer.
Finding a Voice: Choral Singing Groups for Seattle-Area Kids
Republished fromParentMap.Confidence, focus, a dedication to hard work, even empowerment: Participating in a singing group can helps kids grow in multiple…
Smetana’s “Ma Vlast” And The Idea Of “Home”
Have you seen this latest photo of our home?I hope someone is composing some new music, expressing the feeling of that photo, the feeling that renews our…
LIVE: Winter Weather Continues In Pullman
Winter weather in Pullman continues, students shared their comments on the late winter season.
Seattle Symphony Announces Thomas Dausgaard As New Music Director
The Seattle Symphony has taken a major step toward continuity on the podium, naming Danish conductor Thomas Dausgaard as its music director-designate.The…
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