Eilis O'Neill
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Amazon employees say they've been warned about speaking out on climate change
Maren Costa says she’s been proud to work for Amazon for 15 years. So she says she was surprised when she was warned that she could be fired for speaking out about the company’s policies on climate change.
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Seattle Archdiocese settles sexual abuse case from 1960s
The Seattle Archdiocese says it’ll pay $250,000 to settle a sexual abuse case from the 1960s.
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Is your kid missing vaccines? Seattle Schools is offering one more free clinic
Michael Anthony drove his 13-year-old daughter, Aunna, all the way from Tacoma to south Seattle to get a chicken pox shot.
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He's been shot at, his fish stolen. All because he exercises his tribal treaty rights in Skagit Valley
Scott Schuyler says he’s been shot at, his tires slashed, his fish stolen. He’s gotten death threats on social media.
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New plan for endangered Washington bird doesn't make anyone happy
Washington state has a new conservation plan for marbled murrelets, an endangered seabird. But both environmental advocates and the timber industry are upset about it.
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Leschi Elementary in Seattle closes after massive norovirus outbreak
Leschi Elementary School was closed Friday after a norovirus outbreak that left more than 100 students and staff members sick.
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Tribe looks to bring back oyster farming to Dungeness Spit
The Dungeness Spit, a few miles northwest of Sequim, could soon get some controversial neighbors: 80,000 bags of oysters.
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Hopes abound for early ski season
With snow in the forecast for higher elevations, skiers are hopeful the season could start soon.
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Landlords must rent first-come, first-served, Washington state high court says
On Thursday, the Washington State Supreme Court ruled in favor of a Seattle law that requires landlords to rent on a first-come, first-served basis. It’s called the “first-in-time” rule.
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Snoqualmie Tribe buys land around Snoqualmie Falls for $125M
The Snoqualmie Tribe has purchased Snoqualmie Falls and the surrounding land and nearby hotel for $125 million.