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Thursday, March 18, 2010 - Page updated at 02:00 a.m.
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.
STEVE RINGMAN / THE SEATTLE TIMES
NOW: The Fun Forest kiddie rides, at the foot of the Space Needle, are the last remnants of the Seattle Center amusement park. The master plan for the Center, adopted in 2008, calls for the building to be razed and replaced with green space and water features. Read story
Goodbye to grand plan for Seattle Center?
Without Mayor Mike McGinn's support, the $567 million Seattle Center master plan is fading away.
UPDATE - 12:16 AM
Tuesday, March 16
Is government more open with Obama?
Poll: Public attitudes toward U.S. census improving
PROMISES, PROMISES: Records not so open with Obama
Obama takes the long view in times of crisis
Reid's wife, daughter recovering from truck crash
Obama to appear on Fox News Channel in final health-care push
Obama's Asia trip more about influence than policy
Al-Sadr bloc's success in elections realigns Iraq politics
Bin Laden won't be alive for trial, Holder tells GOP
City Light managers, advisers want to unionize
NJ court: Tea party bid to oust senator must wait
Overtime in Olympia is first since 2003
Sound Transit considers raising fares
Monday, March 15
Stevens considers retiring from Supreme Court
After Tiller's death, N.M. doctor offers late-term abortions
FCC to reveal plan to expand broadband to underserved Americans
Some miss George W. Bush, and they're not shy about it
UPDATE - 4:30 AM
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Results of the general election, November 3, 2009
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