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Automotive X Prize: Finals race results, officials closer to naming winners | Results are in for Tuesday's final race for the Automotive X Prize, the $10 million competition to create a viable automobile that can deliver 100 MPGe, or miles per gallon equivalent. The Li-ion Wave, a bright-green tadpole of a car run by a team of friendly, down-home North Carolina guys… |
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Climbing wall at rec center now open on Monday and Thursday evenings | |||
Automotive X PRIZE Finals stage concludes | Well, it’s hard to believe the day is finally here, but the Finals stage of the Automotive X PRIZE is finally wrapping up. Of 136 vehicles representing 111 teams that originally entered the competition, just 9 vehicles representing 7 teams remain. All that the cars need to do now is pass the… |
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Can Republicans' resurgence begin on Eastside? | The 45th Legislative District is in some ways a microcosm of Washington. Agriculture dominates its eastern side in Carnation and Duvall. Its western portion in Kirkland and Woodinville is white-collar, middle class, with a fair number of dot-com millionaires. |
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Melious best choice for County Council seat | Being a Whatcom County council person is a difficult and time-consuming job. The countless number of issues faced by the council include union contracts, land-use laws, financial deficits, planning for the long-term health and prosperity of our community and even dealing with constituents'… |
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Whatcom County Council candidates quizzed at Bill Mize Forum | Tony Larson wants to join the Whatcom County Council to focus on job creation. |
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Spots still available for Writing Instruction Workshop-Retreat in September | |||
Automotive X Prize: Some teams fail to finish the final race | Two favored, well-known electric car teams--Aptera and ZAP--competing in the Automotive X Prize failed to finish the final race of the competition, dashing their chances of winning the $2.5 million prize for the side-by-side alternative-class cars. In the final race, contestants had to… |
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With Automotive X Prize wrapped up at MIS, teams are urged to develop their programs | With visions of any portion of the $10 million prize slipping away from all but a few, the Progressive Automotive X Prize competitors turned their attention to the commercial future of their cars during Tuesday’s leadership conference at Michigan International Speedway. The on-track… |