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  • Washington Crop Values

    Value of the top 25 farm products in Washington state in 2007:

  • CEO McNerney says strike hurts Boeing reputation

    A Machinists union strike has hurt The Boeing Co.'s reputation and threatens the nation's aerospace industry with a fate similar to that of automakers in Detroit, Boeing Chief Executive W. James McNerney said Monday.

  • Ex-judges target building industry group, Rossi

    In the final days of a heated election, Republican gubernatorial challenger Dino Rossi could be forced to testify under oath about allegations that he illegally coordinated campaign fundraising with a major supporter, the conservative Building Industry Association of Washington.

  • CEO McNerney says strike hurts Boeing reputation

    A Machinists union strike has hurt The Boeing Co.'s reputation and threatens the nation's aerospace industry with a fate similar to that of automakers in Detroit, Boeing Chief Executive W. James McNerney said Monday.

  • Ore. grandmother missing in Italy is found

    Norma Gillis will have a different sort of story to tell about her Italian vacation after she failed to meet her granddaughter at a train station and went missing for days.

  • CEO says Tamarack has 'visibility' to season's end

    Tamarack Chief Executive Officer Jean-Pierre Boespflug sent the troubled resort's homeowners a weekend letter reassuring them it's safe to book lodging, buy season ski passes and plan vacations.

  • Emergency drill Wednesday at WSU

    A drill at noon Wednesday at Washington State University will be the first test an emergency notification system that was instituted after the Virginia Tech shooting.

  • Police investigate child porn at WSU

    Washington State University police are investigating child pornography on a computer and CDs confiscated Saturday at a campus apartment.

  • Links Kirkland intruder photographs sexual assault

    Police say an intruder who tied up and sexually assaulted a woman at a Kirkland condo took photos of the assault.

  • Links Some UI employees fear hurdles in prez search

    Some University of Idaho employees fear the $270,000 first-year salary for the northern Idaho school's next president is too modest to attract a candidate willing to stay for an extended period.

  • Home sales up, prices down in Western Washington

    Home sales in Western Washington rose in September for the first time in more than a year and a half, but prices declined and there were slightly fewer homes on the market, a real estate consortium reported Monday.

  • Wash ag production value sets record in 2007

    You might not like the higher prices in the grocery store, but they meant higher values for Washington crops in 2007.

  • KeyArena name renegotiated

    Without the Sonics as KeyArena's main tenant, the city of Seattle will get $800,000 less next year for its naming rights.

  • Man chosen to head WSU wine program

    Thomas Henick-Kling, an international leader in wine research and education, is the new director of Washington State University's viticulture and enology program.

  • Man chosen to head WSU wine program

    Thomas Henick-Kling, an international leader in wine research and education, is the new director of Washington State University's viticulture and enology program.

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