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Owners Approve Supersonics' Move to Oklahoma City

Despite all of the court cases, despite all of the pleading from the fans and despite the possibility of other ownership options stepping in to help keep the Supersonics in Seattle, a majority of National Basketball Association owners voted today to allow the team to relocate to Oklahoma City. A majority of owners voted to...

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License Renewed For Northwest's Only Commercial Nuclear Plant

YAKIMA, Wash. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has extended the license for the Northwest's only commercial nuclear power plant by an additional 20 years, the plant's operator announced Wednesday.

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05/27/12 Spin Control: Business leaders compile Top 12 list for... Source: The Spokesman-Review - Spokane WA As candidates wander around their respective district, county or state looking for support, it's up to us the voters to have an idea what to expect from them.
05/26/12 WA Gov. Gregoire wants state to look into gas prices Source: CBS - KREM 2 Gov. Chris Gregoire is directing the state Department of Commerce to monitor rising gas prices in the state and is asking the agency to recommend what actions can be taken to help reduce costs to drivers.
05/24/12 No beer on the job, floating bridge contractor warned... Source: The Spokesman-Review - Spokane WA Gov. Chris Gregoire and Washington Transportation Department Secretary Paul Hammond issued statements Wednesday reminding the contractor on a new Lake Washington floating bridge not to let office workers drink beer on the job.
05/24/12 WA tells bridge contractor no beers on the job Source: Tri-City Herald Gov. Chris Gregoire and Washington Transportation Department Secretary Paul Hammond issued statements Wednesday reminding the contractor on a new Lake Washington floating bridge not to let office workers drink beer on the job.
05/24/12 Air Guard chief: Budget battle harms retention Source: AirForceTimes.com The administration's fiscal 2013 budget proposal and its planned elimination of jobs and planes in the Air National Guard have been worse for retention than two decades of deployments to hostile territories, the Air Guard's top general told lawmakers Wednesday.