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Brady-Giglio report, Part 2
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Brady-Giglio report, Part 2
Washington County decision-makers hope to add a local issue to this November’s general election ballot, asking voters to approve the designation of ambulances and other emergency medical response teams as an “essential service.” If at least 60% of voters at the polls Nov. 5 cast ballots in favor of the measure, the move would authorize new property taxes to help fund the services.
Ordinance would likely halt turbine development efforts
Brady-Giglio Report, part 1
Decision means supervisors will effectively set their own pay, but have to ‘show their work’ in effort for transparency
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Samantha Brown used a Kiva loan to expand CleanSource
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WASHINGTON — A change to Washington’s municipal laws for vehicles parked in residential yards was unexpectedly torpedoed Tuesday night, when …
Independent candidates for higher offices can also file until Aug. 28
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