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Pier 39 closed in Astoria after fire causes 'significant' damage

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The pier will remain closed until a city building official can determine its structural stability. An Astoria fire official said it will need to...

City of Portland phone lines restored after outage

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311 and the city's main contact number both temporarily stopped working Friday morning. The city said 911 was still working during the outage.

B.C. Lions: Offence on fire, fumbling fingers and finessing the win

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Sports Football CFL BC Lions The result was...

Bow Down to Washington Grads with This Husky Merch

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The University of Washington will award more than 18,000 degrees this year. Chances are good you know one of the recipients....

Division Winemaking Company Opens the Wine Yard, a New Winery and Tasting Room

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The team behind Division Winemaking Company is opening a new urban winery, closing a chapter on its former project, the SE Wine Collective and...

Sue Bird to have No. 10 jersey retired by Seattle Storm on Sunday

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Bird spent her entire career in Seattle after being drafted No. 1 overall by the Storm in 2002. SEATTLE — The greatest player...

Train horn blasts for over an hour near Interbay in Seattle

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Residents near the Magnolia and Interbay neighborhoods of Seattle experienced a bit of an earache on Thursday when a train horn blasted for over...

The Rise of the Portable Campfire

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Campfires are comforting and classic, primal and illuminating (literally). The one thing they haven't been until recently? Portable. But the...

Youth baseball league introduces novel way to prevent spectators from abusing umpires

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A youth baseball league has come up with a unique way to keep parents and fans from abusing the umpires. DEPTFORD, N.J. —...
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