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Seattle’s Website Named Best of the Web
Seattle earned the honor, Best of Web (BOW) for its official Web portal, Seattle.gov for an unprecedented third time.
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First Aviation High School Breaks Ground
The new Aviation High School has started breaking ground adjacent the Museum of Flight and Boeing Field in Seattle.
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Former Refugee Turned Ambassador Speaks
A survivor of Cambodia’s killing fields who escaped to the United States and created a distinguished career honored other Asian-American volunteers this week.
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Oregon Likely to Ban Handheld Cell Phones for All Drivers
A bill banning handheld cell phones while driving is to go before Oregon Governor Ted Kulongoski to become law, after having made its way through the state Senate and House this legislative session.
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U.S. Calls on China to Drop Mandatory Internet Filtering
The U.S. government published a letter urging China not to institute its “Green Dam” Internet censoring software.
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Falun Gong Founder Speaks in New York
Over 5,000 Falun Gong practitioners from around the world gathered to share experiences about their practice.
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A Colorful Parade Lights Up Manhattan
People walking the streets of midtown Manhattan on Saturday were met with the unusual sight of a very colorful parade.
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Nation Brief - Seattle Library System to Close for a Week
The Seattle Public Library system will close for seven days, plus Labor Day holiday, Aug. 31-Sept. 7...
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Seattle Art Museum Names New Director
Seattle Art Museum (SAM), the largest museum in the Pacific Northwest, announced on Wednesday that Derrick R....
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Pakistani Scientist Rescinds Confession of Nuke Sales
In interviews with international media in May of this year, Pakistani nuclear scientist, Abdul Qadeer Khan rescinded a confession about selling nuclear technology.
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Seattle’s Website Named Best of the Web
Seattle earned the honor, Best of Web (BOW) for its official Web portal, Seattle.gov for an unprecedented third time.
|
First Aviation High School Breaks Ground
The new Aviation High School has started breaking ground adjacent the Museum of Flight and Boeing Field in Seattle.
|
Former Refugee Turned Ambassador Speaks
A survivor of Cambodia’s killing fields who escaped to the United States and created a distinguished career honored other Asian-American volunteers this week.
|
Oregon Likely to Ban Handheld Cell Phones for All Drivers
A bill banning handheld cell phones while driving is to go before Oregon Governor Ted Kulongoski to become law, after having made its way through the state Senate and House this legislative session.
|
U.S. Calls on China to Drop Mandatory Internet Filtering
The U.S. government published a letter urging China not to institute its “Green Dam” Internet censoring software.
|
Falun Gong Founder Speaks in New York
Over 5,000 Falun Gong practitioners from around the world gathered to share experiences about their practice.
|
A Colorful Parade Lights Up Manhattan
People walking the streets of midtown Manhattan on Saturday were met with the unusual sight of a very colorful parade.
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Nation Brief - Seattle Library System to Close for a Week
The Seattle Public Library system will close for seven days, plus Labor Day holiday, Aug. 31-Sept. 7...
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Seattle Art Museum Names New Director
Seattle Art Museum (SAM), the largest museum in the Pacific Northwest, announced on Wednesday that Derrick R....
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Pakistani Scientist Rescinds Confession of Nuke Sales
In interviews with international media in May of this year, Pakistani nuclear scientist, Abdul Qadeer Khan rescinded a confession about selling nuclear technology.
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