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The Seattle Times
24 days
Washington Huskies support 24-team College Football Playoff field
Big Ten executives have coalesced around the plan for a 24-team College Football Playoff, including Washington. Here's why the Huskies prefer the bigger field.
GeekWire
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Former Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell has a new gig — startup CEO
The company was started by apparel industry veterans Raj Shah and Akhil Shah, raising $540,000 with a 2016 Kickstarter campaign. Harrell will succeed Raj Shah, who will continue as chairman of the board. Read More
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Neptune’s mysterious moon Nereid may be an original, study shows
Neptune's mysterious, far-flung moon Nereid may be the last of the planet's original companions.
GeekWire
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At Tech Alliance annual luncheon, a stark analysis and a call to action
A McKinsey analysis presented at the Technology Alliance's State of Technology luncheon warns that Washington's nation-leading economic growth is projected to slow to the national average, driven by negative domestic migration, rising costs, and heavy reliance on a handful of giant employers. Read More
The Seattle Times
24 days
Ebola outbreak is unlikely to become global threat, WHO head says
Health officials have said that the Ebola outbreak could last for months, and that many infections may have gone unreported.
The Seattle Times
24 days
Plastic bags don’t go in the recycling bin. What should you do instead?
You may have heard that recycling plastic grocery bags can jam up machinery, but what might not be as well known is that there are other ways to get rid of the stuff.
The Seattle Times
24 days
Mariners reinstate reliever Matt Brash from injured list
Setup reliever Matt Brash was activated from the 15-day injured list Wednesday morning ahead of the Mariners’ series finale against the White Sox.
GeekWire
24 days
Seattle, we’ve got an image problem
GeekWire co-founder John Cook argues that Seattle's increasingly anti-business national image threatens the city's standing as an innovation hub, exactly 30 years after Newsweek celebrated it as one of America's great boomtowns. Read More
The Seattle Times
24 days
Eastern US sweats through another hot day before rain, cold move in
It's another hot day across the eastern U.S. a day after several spots broke daily heat records.
The Seattle Times
24 days
Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy calls special session for gas line bill starting Thursday
Gov. Mike Dunleavy has ordered the Alaska Legislature to convene a special session on Thursday to consider a natural gas line bill.
The Seattle Times
24 days
Seahawks tied for seventh in NFL rankings of ‘net rest’
The Seahawks are tied for seventh in a metric that has become increasingly discussed when analyzing NFL schedules called “net rest." Here's how it works.
The Seattle Times
24 days
California wildfires: Three blazes burning now are a wake-up call for challenging summer ahead, Cal Fire chief says
California had a record dry and hot March, which dried out vegetation in many places. As warmer months approach, the risk is growing quickly.
