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Exploiting the aged and frail in Washington's adult family homes
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"It just breaks my heart that he had to go through that."
CLIFF DESPEAUX / THE SEATTLE TIMES
The intersection is blocked off to all traffic at the scene where a man had a bomblike device strapped to his hand Friday at Third Avenue and James Street in Seattle. Read story
Man claiming to be vampire prompts bomb scare near courthouse
A two-block section of Third Avenue near the King County Courthouse was closed for two hours Friday morning after a man with a suspicious device wired to his arm told people he was a vampire looking for food.
NEW - 12:03 AM
Seattle Times political reporters provide the latest news and analysis on Seattle's new mayor, King County's new executive, the state legislative battles in Olympia, and our congressional delegation's work in Washington, D.C.
The Bumper Connection with Charles E. Brown
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The Times' Charles E. Brown shares your traffic-related concerns.
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Car slams into tree near Seattle's Pioneer Square
Politics Northwest NEW - 3/11, 05:37 PM
Mike McGinn: "Everything's on the table here"
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Updated at 06:33 a.m.
Sentencing for Shoreline convenience store killing
Washington beats Stanford 79-64 in Pac-10 semis
Washington beats Stanford 79-64 in Pac-10 semis
Washington beats Stanford 79-64 in Pac-10 semis

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- Assemble for the Cause
- BabyLegs Annual Spring Sample Sale
- Closing Sale at Spoiled by Nana
- Closing Sale at Hilltop Yarn
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