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• Officials torpedo Seattle floating billboard idea  (1) May 22
• Border Patrol not invited to immigration meeting May 22
• Gov. Gregoire to lobby against proposed defense cuts  (1) May 22
• Pierce County worker accused of stealing food card benefits  (1) May 22
• McKenna, Inslee differ on funding transportation May 22
• Yakima police sergeant quits under investigation May 22
• National Guard may do less looking for Oregon pot farms May 22
• State education groups file charter initiative May 22
• Man accused of hitting noisy kid at Kent theater May 22
• Suspect in Shoreline shooting jailed May 21
• McKenna's King County files reveal signs of improper campaigning  (7) May 21
• Cold front bringing rain back to Washington May 21
• Spokane council approves settlement in beating death May 21
• Tacoma-area man charged with beating children enters plea May 21
• E. coli outbreak renews raw milk fight in Oregon May 21
• Program to limit emergency room over-use May 21
• Woman convicted of embezzling from Quinault tribe May 21
• States join campaign finance fight May 20
• Seattle takes greener approach to sewer overflows May 20
• Remains of World War II vet buried in White Salmon May 20
• Skagit killer could move from hospital to prison May 20
• Herald writers, photographers win SPJ awards  (5) May 20
• Mental health worker fatally stabbed in Oregon May 20
• Diver missing, presumed dead off Blake Island May 20
• Washougal bicyclist struck, killed by truck in Oregon May 20
• Man accused of killing beauty-school classmate on trial May 19
• Charges in Shoreline shooting; suspect at large May 19
• Climber dies after falling on Alaska's McKinley May 19
• Port of Seattle leaders fear impact of new arena  (2) May 19