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Paving rain: How much is too much?, Seattle P-I, July 21
Foes organize coalition against Eyman traffic measure, The Olympian, July 21
U.S. judge to limit grazing on conservation land, Capital Press, July 17
Editorial: Ditch the rhetoric: We need clear plans to deal with critical issues in our state, Washington CEO, July 16
Study: Ocean floor might store greenhouse gas, Bellingham Herald, July 15
Washington State Drafts Rainwater Collection Rule, Environmental News Service, July 14
Water cleanup agency seeking the Strait stuff, Peninsula Daily News, July 14
Gauging the biofuels backlash, Crosscut, July 11
King County to appeal property rights ruling, The Olympian, July 11
Environmentalists Lodge Complaint with USDA, Western Farmer-Stockman, July 10
Judge halts USDA's cattle-grazing plans on Conservation Reserve Program lands, Seattle Times, July 10
Washington's population growth slows, HeraldNet, July 4
Natural causes blamed for Hood Canal fish kills, The News Tribune, July 1
Puget Sound 'recovery' meetings come to Friday Harbor July 21, San Juan Journal, July 1
Clean and Safe Initiative a twist on urban renewal, The News Tribune, July 21
Pierce County may help finance golf course hotel, clubhouse, The News Tribune, July 21
Putting history in the Hilltop's future, Tacoma Daily Index, July 18
Pierce County Landmarks Commission approves grant funding recommendations, Tacoma Daily Index, July 17
Milton to pursue interchange, Fife Free Press, July 17
Human intervention needed to save the state's only native oak trees, The News Tribune, July 15
One Year In, New Tacoma Narrows Span Has Nothing but Fans, Kitsap Sun, July 13
New Edgewood manager wants to boost city's development efforts, The News Tribune, July 13
City holds meetings for Downtown Business Plan, Peninsula Gateway, July 10
Locked and loaded, Weekly Volcano, July 10
Editorial: Closer eye needed for shellfish farms, Peninsula Gateway, July 10
Tide is turning for two Taylor Shellfish farms, Peninsula Gateway, July 10
Plans for two new downtown Tacoma hotels get a tweak, The News Tribune, July 8
Tacoma City Council backs ‘green’ goals, The News Tribune, July 6
Detainee facility to expand, The News Tribune, July 4
Open space plan to be on display Wednesday at Point Defiance Park, The News Tribune, July 4
Real estate agents protest sign removals, The News Tribune, July 3
Immigration center plans expansion, The News Tribune, July 3
Federal Way council weighs in on light rail, The News Tribune, July 3
Treatment in store for Wapato Lake, The News Tribune, July 3
Preserving the endangered net sheds, Peninsula Gateway, July 2
Stackable houses could be a model for builders, HeraldNet, July 1
Tacoma developers invited to apply for $12 million in federal tax deductions, Tacoma Daily Index, July 1
Preserving historical ambiance important for Third Street businesses, Marysville Globe, July 23
Everett composting company ordered to track down stink, HeraldNet, July 20
Opinion: Key Bank building: To be or not to be?, HeraldNet, July 19
Lynnwood's border dispute with Mill Creek, HeraldNet, July 15
Several taxing questions await voters this year, HeraldNet, July 13
Mill Creek says to Lynnwood: ‘The border between our cities is I-5’, The Enterprise, July 11
Interurban trail upgrades en route, The Enterprise, July 11
Marysville stench has people pointing fingers, HeraldNet, July 10
Proposed annexation may move forward, Marysville Globe, July 9
Planning commission approves Everett hospital expansion, HeraldNet, July 8
Sound Transit jeered by county leaders, HeraldNet, July 7
Everett hospital revises Colby expansion, HeraldNet, July 7
How a London coffeeshop helped clean up Everett's waterfront, HeraldNet, July 7
Sound Transit must meet immediate needs, HeraldNet, July 6
Addition of 19,000 residents to Marysville may wait, HeraldNet, July 5
Stackable houses could be a model for builders, HeraldNet, July 1
City Council backs annexation plan, Bellingham Herald, July 22
Waterway cleanup sampling underway, Bellingham Herald, July 21
Developers want city to annex King Mountain land, Bellingham Herald, July 18
County seeks comment on Governors Point plan, Bellingham Herald, July 17
Taller waterfront building OK’d, Bellingham Herald, July 17
Lake panel won’t have separate director, Bellingham Herald, July 17
Port to sue over airport water, Bellingham Herald, July 16
City projects may skirt environmental rules, Bellingham Herald, July 15
Watershed building ban hearing to be held, Bellingham Herald, July 12
G-P site under port control, Bellingham Herald, July 7
Olympia downtown group qualifies for assistance, The Olympian, July 22
Planners back height increase, The Olympian, July 22
Community Watch: Working for a better South Sound, The Olympian, July 21
Olympia Planning Commission on downtown building heights tonight, The Olympian, July 21
Opinion: Olympia needs to go up if it's ever going to grow up, The Olympian, July 19
Ideas floated for development around Great Wolf Lodge, The Olympian, July 19
Port of Olympia totals legal cost of Weyerhauser plan, The Olympian, July 14
Making more marsh at Nisqually Delta, Seattle P-I, July 11
Lacey tent city faces hearing, The Olympian, July 1
Hillcrest residents concerned about proposed rezone, Skagit Valley Herald, July 15
Demolition man conflicted about tearing down building, Skagit Valley Herald, July 15
Farm groups appeal wetlands bank proposal, Capital Press, July 11
Ian Munce: Thinking big for shared vision of small city, Anacortes American, July 9
Friday Harbor Town Council will accept petition for Buck property annexation, Journal of the San Juans, July 19
Friday Harbor backs UGA accord with San Juan County, Journal of the San Juans, July 9
Proposed Road Would Further Connect St. Helens and East County, The Chronicle, July 19
Chehalis floods blamed on clearcuts, Capital Press, July 18
Debating the Costs of Growth, The Chronicle, July 15
Return of the Wobblies?, The Chronicle, July 12
Senate bill includes $2.2 million for Lewis County flood control, The Olympian, July 9
After Four Years, Ag Land Lock Continues, The Chronicle, July 9
Lewis County Ag Invalidity Order Will Stand, The Chronicle, July 8
State ferries officials give good marks to reservation system, Peninsula Daily News, July 19
Boat Expert Backs State's Choice for Port Townsend Ferry Design, Kitsap Sun, July 8
Draft shoreline plan workshop next week; information available now, Peninsula Daily News, July 7
Public beach access grows contentious, Whidbey Examiner, July 11
You can help Camano stream thrive, HeraldNet, July 11
Hearing on SPU's Camp Casey development postponed, South Whidbey Record, July 10
No precedent set by permit error, county says, Whidbey Examiner, July 4
Coupeville shoreline plan wording draws criticism, Whidbey Examiner, July 4
Kelso's new permit-tracking system ready to go, The Daily News, July 14
Highlands residents band together with revitalization plan in hand, The Daily News, July 9
New harbor crane arrives at Port of Longview, The Daily News, July 2
New bridge: Design, name, size up top, The Oregonian, July 23
SW Washington panel favors six-lane I-5 bridge, The Oregonian, July 23
Transportation council signs on to new bridge, light rail, The Columbian, July 23
New I-5 bridge faces last local approval vote, KATU, July 22
An island of colliding visions, The Columbian, July 21
Tacoma provides bridge lessons, The Columbian, July 20
B.G. planning sewage plant, The Columbian, July 19
Metro gives I-5 bridge a tepid go-ahead, The Oregonian, July 17
Industrial use eyed for old Boise Cascade landfill, The Columbian, July 13
Murray seeks $3 million for access project, The Columbian, July 11
Portland mayor-elect: New bridge must have light rail, Seattle Times, July 10
State-of-the-art sustainable neighborhood, The Columbian, July 9
C-Tran backs plan for bridge with light rail, The Columbian, July 9
EPA raises concerns about bridge, The Columbian, July 9
The Portland City Council puts foot down on I-5 bridge, The Oregonian, July 9
Editorial: A bridge, yes, but only the right bridge, The Oregonian, July 9
Editorial: Build the world's greenest bridge, The Oregonian, July 8
Portland may OK bridge but call for 'independent analysis', The Oregonian, July 8
Vancouver picks Clark as light-rail terminus, The Oregonian, July 8
Vancouver council backs new I-5 bridge, with light rail to Clark College, The Oregonian, July 8
Vancouver waterfront development will preserve some open space, The Oregonian, July 8
Vancouver OKs light rail to Clark College, The Columbian, July 7
New I-5 bridge will do little to relieve congestion, The Oregonian, July 7
Congestion on new I-5 bridge back to today's level by 2030, study finds, The Oregonian, July 7
Vancouver appears ready to OK light rail, The Oregonian, July 5
Recycling-themed plaza to replace downtown bus mall, The Columbian, July 4
Bid for Red Lion could affect Quay, The Columbian, July 2
Vancouver city council listens to testimony on crossing, The Columbian, July 1
Ferry fares can’t keep going up, Gregoire says, Sequim Gazette, July 23
Sequim considers the ideal city manager, Peninsula Daily News, July 20
Landmark Forks sawmill sold, may become commercial site, Peninsula Daily News, July 17
Council wants port to delay sale of acreage near airport, Peninsula Daily News, July 17
Approval for controversial PA housing development, KONP, July 17
New environmental outlook sees foresters as good guys Hargrove tells chamber, Peninsula Daily News, July 15
Clallam appeals orders to revamp rural zoning, Peninsula Daily News July 9
County Commissioners sign sewer agreement, Sequim Gazette, July 9
Agency looking beyond Black Rock reservoir to aid thirsty Yakima Basin, Tri-City Herald, July 14
Little bug with a big bite, Wenatchee World, July 12
Stricter safety rules ordered for pesticides, Seattle P-I, July 10
Value of trees on Selah property debated, Yakima Herald, July 14
Is this building worth saving?, Yakima Herald, July 13
You soon could be Playing on a New Soccer Field in Yakima, KNDO TV, July 8
City seeks input on soccer complex, Yakima Herald, July 7
Neighboring Businesses Can't Get Along, KOMO TV 29, July 7
Fire at processing plant destroys large chunk of Grandview's economy, Yakima Herald, July 2
Black Rock alternatives get closer look, Yakima Herald, July 1
Conservation groups sue WSU over water rights, Seattle Times, July 7
Read more...Financing woes put mall project on hold, Walla Walla Union-Bulletin, July 19
City moves to clear some land in watershed, Walla Walla Union-Bulletin, July 19
Creek finds new, old way at Mission, Walla Walla Union-Bulletin, July 11
Panelists tackle sustainable living, Walla Walla Union-Bulletin, July 11
Mall permit moves afoot, Walla Walla Union-Bulletin, July 2
Cheney Planning Commission balks at Harvest Bluff proposal, Cheney Free Press, July 17
Judge: Mining company liable for pollution at former uranium mine, Seattle Times, July 16
Relicensing of Spokane dams challenged, The News Tribune, July 10
The art of blending in, Spokane Journal of Business, July 10
$7.2 million self-storage facility set, Spokane Journal of Business, July 10
Medical Lake Planning Commission passes new shoreline plan, Cheney Free Press, July 5
Human remains found at Omak Casino site; tribes look for new site, Wenatchee World, July 15
Read more...Prairie Vista Preliminary Plat receives approval, Daily Record, July 22
Wild Horse wind farm expansion examined, Daily Record, July 18
Property Piled with Cars Within County Code, KEPR TV 19, July 14
Read more...Crescent Bar residents may be asked to leave, Columbia Basin Herald, July 21
Read more...Wenatchee outlines ideas to turn around affordable housing, Wenatchee World, July 18
Department of Ecology opens Wenatchee office, Wenatchee World, July 17
Volunteers build first section of Valley Trail, Wenatchee World, July 12
Manhattan Project reactor nears landmark status, Tri-City Herald, July 22
Gregoire announces Mid-Columbia water project funds, Tri-City Herald, July 19
Richland officials consider if underutilized parks are worth upkeep, Tri-City Herald, July 14
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