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At long last, sunsets after 7pm—aided in no small part by Daylight Saving Time. If that's not enough to signal...

The Accidental Pastry Whiz at T55 Patisserie

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A stack of burgundy flour sacks interrupts the neutral minimalism at T55 Patisserie. Bothell’s new bakery takes its name from...

Huskies beat New Mexico, advance to the WNIT Super 16

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SEATTLE — The Washington women (17-14) are headed to the Super 16 after beating New Mexico 67-56 in the Second Round of the...

US routs Cuba 14-2 to reach World Baseball Classic final

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The U.S. plays Japan or Mexico in Tuesday night’s championship, trying to join the Samurai Warriors as the only nations to win the title...

Puyallup Police investigating potential DUI that led to 3 people dying in fiery car crash

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PUYALLUP, Wash. — Saturday morning three people died in a fiery single-car crash in Puyallup. Detectives have determined speed was a factor and say...

New law allows anti-abortion monument at Arkansas Capitol

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FILE - Then-Arkansas Gov.-elect Sarah Huckabee Sanders answers a question during a Republican Governors Association conference on Nov. 16, 2022, in Orlando, Fla....

19 Things to Do in Bend, Oregon in Winter

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19 Things to Do in Bend, Oregon in Winter - The Emerald Palate ...

FGCU tops WSU women 74-63, reaches 2nd round of March Madness

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The Cougars played in their third straight NCAA Tournament but fell to 0-4 in the tourney VILLANOVA, Pa. — (AP) — Maddie Antenucci...

West favorites Sounders and LAFC play to 0-0 stalemate

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SEATTLE — (AP) — Two of the favorites in the Western Conference relied on their goalkeepers as Seattle’s and LAFC’s posted shutouts in...
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