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To fix transportation, Cascadia needs fiscal independence
This week, conveniently after the Oregon and Washington legislatures adjourned for the year, there were two sobering announcements about transportation plans in Cascadia. Hey, a quick request – I'm trying to hit a level of 100 paid subscribers by the end of March and I'm still short
Cascadia today: Seattle pauses surveillance cams + OR judge rules against feds' trans policy + Seattle Torrent are brawlers
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Cascadia today: Sound Transit neglects Ballard + feds abandon Cascadia fisheries + saving Bagby hot springs
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Cascadia today: Columbia River bridge costs soar + Idaho passes harsh anti-trans bill + Portland art tax mismanaged
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