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Nina Shapiro

Green Home Finally Changes Hands - December 10, 2008
Being “net zero energy” didn’t help move the Bainbridge Island abode.
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Wronged by WaMu - November 26, 2008
After the crash, there’s little recourse.
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Local Church Starts “Embryo Adoption” Service - November 19, 2008
“Embryos are not simply human material to be used for medical experimentation, vaccine cultivation, or trash to be discarded.”
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Foreclosure Vultures - November 12, 2008
A crashing housing market is just another profit opportunity for some Seattle scavengers.
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Our East Coast Autumn - November 5, 2008
You’re not imagining it. It’s been nicer than usual.
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My House Ain’t That Nice! - October 8, 2008
Faced with increased property taxes, some King County homeowners make the case that their cribs aren't all they're cracked up to be.
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Make Coffee, Not War - October 1, 2008
Tully’s founder helps local vets start some “competition.”
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Go to War, Get Traumatized, Get the Boot - September 24, 2008
Like many Iraq combat vets, Mark Siegel had trouble coping back home. So the Army kicked him out.
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Three Strikes and You’re ... Not Necessarily Out - August 27, 2008
Maybe life in jail’s a bit harsh for stealing purses?
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Detainees Refute Northwest ICE’s Denials of Abuse - August 13, 2008
A report alleges inadequate medical care, lack of due process, and physical abuse at the Tacoma facility.
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Tom Douglas Can’t Stay in the Kitchen - August 6, 2008
A chef moves into the thriving real-estate business.
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Let’s Roll Play - July 30, 2008
“Soldiers” clamor to get in on the act of war. Some even know what they’re doing.
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Will WASL Sink Bergeson? - June 25, 2008
The Superintendent’s Democratic challenger is betting on it.
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Bamboozled - June 18, 2008
Bamboo has captured the imaginations of green homebuilders and buyers, leading some growers to neglect their roots.
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My Brother Got Burned - May 28, 2008
Tiffany Burns’ SIFF-screened documentary aims to clear brother Sebastian’s name, and stick it to the cops in the process.
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Not Every Deserter Gets the Watada Treatment - May 7, 2008
Some are just told to go home.
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The Patron Saint of Ex-Cons - April 23, 2008
If no one comes to his aid, Ari Kohn will be spending his way to homelessness.
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The War Vet Generation Gap - April 16, 2008
Camaraderie is in short supply between Iraq returnees and older veterans.
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Did Ron Sims Play Favorites With Cabbies? - March 26, 2008
Drivers are crying foul and filing suit.
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Was the Hearing Officer too Sarcastic? - March 12, 2008
Either way, judge calls for a re-do.
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Recycling's Own Boxer/Briefs Debate - February 20, 2008
The industry's split on the merits of separating versus “single stream.”
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More Details Emerge in UW's Eco-Arson Case - February 6, 2008
What's this about the Mafia-like "Family"?
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Is This Really the Best Defense? - January 30, 2008
Nickels' critics wonder if defendants have suffered since the mayor put public-defense contracts out to bid.
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Lakeside Vindicated in Discrimination Lawsuit - January 23, 2008
Judge calls evidence “subjective.”
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Prosecutor Admits Possible Injustice in the “Three-Strikes” Law. - January 23, 2008
Will anyone follow?
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Meet Clinton's “Informal Adviser” on Evangelicals - January 9, 2008
Don Argue is tight-lipped about the extent of the relationship.
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