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The Western Washington women's rowing team is seeking its eighth straight Division II National Title this weekend in New Jersey. Sports Director Aaron Levine reports on the Vikings attempt to continue their historic run.

Western Washington University has just announced that alumnus Scott Harrington and his family have donated $1 million to a project to build a new multipurpose athletic field.
The $4.6 million project will create an artificial-turf field that will be the new home for Western’s NCAA Division…

Eli Waite has won his first election and is headed to the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, N.C.

The 32-year-old Port Townsend man rose to the top of a field of 60 candidates on May 20 as one of seven from the 6th Congressional District chosen to be part of Washington state’s…

When Mike McQuaide was asked whether he suspected in his youth that he might become a successful writer, he grinned and responded, "I would have said they had the wrong guy."

If you're interested in road biking in Washington state, however, you'll have the right guy…

GO AHEAD, ask Joseph Sumi.

Ask him what it's like to graduate from Shorecrest High School in 2005, go to college, get married, move to Idaho with your new wife and no job, equal parts hope and anxiety gunning the motor of a '98 Volkswagen.
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Katie Spangler had it all planned out.

She did as many high-school activities as possible, from drama to golf, to make herself appealing to college admissions officers. She excelled at Western Washington University, graduating with a double major in communications…

Enumclaw Middle School principal Steve Rabb has been selected by his peers to assume a statewide leadership role through the Association of Washington Middle Level Principals (AWMLP) beginning the next academic year into 2015, according to a press release issued this week by the Association of…

Christine Troyke of the Gwinnett Daily Post has been selected as the 2011-12 recipient of the ECHL Outstanding Media Award.

A supply glut and price collapse in natural gas is slowing down the hydraulic fracturing boom in some areas. How market forces, state regulations and health and environmental concerns are shaping development of the Marcellus Shale.

For four years, Heather Purser fought quietly but persistently for the right to get married. Then last summer, she captured the attention of state politicians and national media when she persuaded her small tribal community in western Washington to write gay marriage into its constitution.…