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New Consumer Protection Rule Turns Its Back On Fair Housing As Advocates Sue To Preserve Enforcement
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The Trump administration has warned more than 500 hospitals that they are failing to provide the public with enough information about prices.
The Seattle Times
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Meet Black Jar Follies, Fremont’s most mysterious artist
If you’ve walked past the Lenin statue in October and seen a giant glowing jack-o’-lantern where the revolutionary’s head should be, you’ve encountered the work of Black Jar Follies. Black Jar Follies is the creative moniker of Daniel, a Fremont artist whose public installations, parade puppets and handmade masks have become part of the neighborhood’s […]
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The Seattle Times
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Despite his feel-good save on Monday, you can't help but wonder if Andrés Muñoz's ninth-inning role is on the hot seat.
