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Dunning leads Clouse in early District 5 primary returns

Lacey City Councilman Nicolas Martinez-Dunning leads incumbent Emily Clouse in early Thurston County Commissioner District 5 primary returns, with both advancing to the Nov. 3 general election and third-place finisher Michelle Gipson eliminated.

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44 state lawmakers push Ferguson to save developmental disabilities program serving Thurston families

Forty-four Washington legislators from both parties urged Gov. Bob Ferguson to preserve the $900,000-per-year Parent to Parent program, which pairs Thurston County families of children with developmental disabilities with experienced parent mentors, as its DSHS contract expires Monday, August 31.

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White metal official ballot drop box labeled Thurston County Elections, mounted on a concrete pad.

Dunning leads Clouse in early District 5 primary returns

Lacey City Councilman Nicolas Martinez-Dunning leads incumbent Emily Clouse in early Thurston County Commissioner District 5 primary returns, with both advancing to the Nov. 3 general election and third-place finisher Michelle Gipson eliminated.

White metal official ballot drop box labeled Thurston County Elections, mounted on a concrete pad.

Dunning leads Clouse in early District 5 primary returns

Lacey City Councilman Nicolas Martinez-Dunning leads incumbent Emily Clouse in early Thurston County Commissioner District 5 primary returns, with both advancing to the Nov. 3 general election and third-place finisher Michelle Gipson eliminated.

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Governor, lawmakers get 7% raises as state faces $427M revenue shortfall

Gov. Bob Ferguson, AG Nick Brown, and all 147 state lawmakers received 7% pay raises effective Wednesday, July 1, bringing the governor's salary to $234,275 and a lawmaker's to $72,494, even as the state faces a $427 million revenue shortfall and most rank-and-file state workers received only a 2% cost-of-living adjustment.

Cade appointed to Ferguson's statewide jobs council as Washington unemployment climbs

Gov. Bob Ferguson signed an executive order on June 25 creating a 26-member Economic Development Council, the first in two decades, as Washington's unemployment rate sits nearly a point above the national average and the Olympia-area economy sheds government jobs. Thurston County EDC Executive Director Michael Cade is among the appointees.

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