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11-23-2024 3:12 am • PDX and SEA Weather
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What's happening for you in Portland this week? Read here a day-by-day diary of free community events to fill your spare time. For a full calendar please click on "Read the complete article" below….
What's happening for you in Seattle this week? Read here a day-by-day diary of free community events to fill your spare time. For a full calendar please click on "Read the complete article" below….
This week, President Obama's economic stimulus plan passes from the U.S. House to the Senate for finalization. As it stands currently, the bill will send an $819 billion...
People who live or work in King, Lewis, Mason, Pacific, Pierce, Snohomish, Thurston and Wahkiakum counties may be eligible for disaster unemployment benefits if they lost their jobs or cannot work because of the storms and flooding that struck the region in January.
They have until March 6, 2009, to apply for the benefits...
HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) -- Zimbabwe's parliament passed a key constitutional amendment Thursday opening the way for a unity government after years of deadly political conflict.
The amendment was passed by acclamation in the assembly dominated -- but only just -- by the opposition. It creates a prime minister's post, which main opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai will hold in the proposed coalition government. Robert Mugabe, in power since independence from Britain in 1980, will remain president.
Tsvangirai and the rest of the unity Cabinet will be sworn in next week.
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Elwin Wilson was an unabashed racist, the sort who once hung a Black doll from a noose outside his home. John Lewis was a young civil rights leader bent on changing laws, if not hearts and minds, even if it cost him his life.
They faced each other at a South Carolina bus station during a protest in 1961. Wilson joined a white gang that jeered Lewis, attacked him and left him bloodied on the ground.
Forty-eight years later, the men met again -- this time so Wilson could apologize to Lewis and express regret for his hatred
As client after client slash budgets and drop services, Don Wilson, marketing consultant with his own Washington-based firm, is increasingly the odd man out. Wilson, 45, is losing money, and he's also losing sleep from the stress of trying to keep his company afloat.
Wilson's insomnia is the same that is affecting millions of Americans being buffeted by the current financial crisis. The fear of losing jobs, homes, retirement savings and their financial footing is causing millions of people to lose sleep, according to a recent study by the American Psychological Association.
