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Maritime companies want to buy old Kimberly-Clark mill site
But the Port of Everett also has announced plans to condemn the vacant land for its own use.
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Opinion
Editorial: Let cannabis businesses take their money to banks
Congress needs to allow banks in states where marijuana is legal to do business with that industry.
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Pentagon proposing sending 10,000 troops to the Middle East
The Trump Administration told lawmakers that the U.S. is seeking to deter, not provoke, Iran.
Trump sending another $16 billion to ailing farmers
Foreign trading partners have retaliated against U.S. policy with tariffs on agricultural products.
Northwest
Officials: Coal moves hasten but don’t increase emissions
Sales were largely halted in 2016 under President Barack Obama over worries about climate change.
Washington is 1st state to allow composting of human bodies
“Natural organic reduction” turns a body into two wheelbarrows’ worth of soil in just a few weeks.
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