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With copper theft surging, King County prosecutor wants lawmakers to make selling it harder (opens the original)
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The King County Prosecutor’s Office has a plan to crack down on copper wire theft. The office is asking the Washington state Legislature to draft a solution into law next year. The high price of copper has made it more lucrative to steal, so public officials want to make stolen copper harder to sell. Currently, there’s not much paperwork if sellers want to offload a box of copper odds and ends to a recycler. But under the Prosecutor’s Office’s proposal, recyclers would have to take a photo of se
Plan to discourage RV parking on Seattle streets passes key committee vote (opens the original)
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A plan that would ban RVs without permits from parking overnight on most streets passed the Seattle City Council’s Public Safety Committee on Tuesday. City Councilmember Dan Strauss says his package of bills would encourage people to move into more stable housing. But not everyone agrees the program will work. The program requires people living in RVs to park in designated areas and discuss shelter options with service providers. If they don’t participate, they could lose their vehicles after a
Don't want to sell your Seattle home? Here's how to stop unwanted offers (opens the original)
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Larry Dean lives in Seattle’s Madrona neighborhood. He’s constantly getting offers to buy his home. “I get a lot of those calls,” he told the City Council earlier this year. Dean said his neighborhood used to be full of Black families. Most have left. But Dean doesn’t want to. “My house is not for sale,” he tells the would-be buyers. But they give him a low-ball offer anyway. “They say ‘Well, we can give you this.’ I say ‘You got $10 million?’ I ain’t no fool.’” Dean asked the City Council to st
Seattle's sluggish economy and Mayor Wilson's plan to goose it (opens the original)
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What should Seattle do to support its businesses? That’s the question posed by a study of Seattle’s business climate, published Wednesday. The analysis was instigated by Mayor Bruce Harrell’s administration. That was before the election of current mayor Katie Wilson, who is now tasked with responding to the report. Wilson did so with an executive order that she signed following the report's release. The order addresses concerns raised in the report, such as Seattle’s high cost of living and diff
Boeing engineers, tech workers reject contract offer (opens the original)
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Boeing’s engineers and tech workers have rejected the company's latest contract offer. Bryan Corliss is a spokesperson for the Society of Professional Engineering Employees in Aerospace, Boeing’s white collar workers’ union. He told KUOW the union’s negotiating team actually endorsed the offer. “They thought it was a good one," he said. "We did have the largest wage pool increases in the last 40 years. We got significant movement on just about every one of our priorities without having to give u
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