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Tue, Nov 17, 2009 

 

AARP: WA Members Agree on Health Reform Endorsement

Mon, Nov 16, 2009 

 

Registered Sex Offender Public Notification Meeting

Murray Helps Bring Streamlined Disability Benefits Program to Fort Lewis

Pilot program that Murray pushed for in Wounded Warriors bill will mean single medical examinations and transparent rating system for returning service members disability claims

Double Fatality Motor Vehicle Accident

At 0207 Hours on 11/14/09 the Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office and Fire District 1 were called to the 17600 block of North Road for a motor vehicle accident where a single vehicle left the road and struck a tree.

SUPERIOR COURT ANNOUNCES PARTICPATION IN NATIONAL ADOPTION DAY, WITH SPECIAL SPEAKER, STATE SENATOR PAULL SHIN

National Adoption Day will be celebrated at the Snohomish County Courthouse on Friday, November 20th. That morning at least two Superior Court courtrooms will be devoted exclusively to adoption hearings. One can expect lots of emotion and joy (and a few tears).

Fri, Nov 13, 2009 

 

Report: The Downside of Cleanliness?

Study Links Overuse of Disinfectants with Chronic Ailments

Thu, Nov 12, 2009 

 

State Supreme Court unanimously supports school funding system

Ruling reverses lower court’s decision regarding funding formulas

Senator Roach’s requested performance audit on Valley Medical released today with significant, adverse findings

State Senator Pam Roach requested an audit of Public Hospital District 1, in Renton, over a year ago. That report was made public today.

Senator Murray to Discuss Stress on Military Kids and Families at Summit in Tacoma

Murray to speak to hundreds of military kids, spouses, parents, service members and military leaders about the stresses of separation, readjustment, and having a loved one in harm’s way

Proposed Health Care Overhaul Will Hurt Economic Recovery of Small Businesses, According to Latest Poll

The majority, or 57%, of small business owners and managers surveyed during a Small Business Research Board (SBRB) poll, conducted in conjunction with IPA, indicated they believe the health care overhaul being proposed in Congress will hurt the chances of an economic recovery for small businesses.

Unemployment brings stress & poor health to SnoCo jobless

A new report from Snohomish Health District links health trends to economic trends

WSA URGES GOVERNOR TO MAINTAIN ECEAP FUNDING IN HER BUDGET ECONOMIC DOWNTURN TAKES TERRIBLE TOLL ON MOST VULNERABLE CHILDREN ECEAP SERVES AS MAIN SAFETY NET

Reardon honored for performance measure program

Calling him an “innovator in government,” Snohomish County Executive Aaron Reardon has been honored by the National Center for Civic Innovation for the county’s part in the center’s Trailblazer Grant Program.

County will hold vision workshop for Kayak Point Park

Murray Speech on Veterans Will Recognize Those Who Have Sacrificed, Call for Passage of Critical Bill

U.S. Senator Patty Murray (D-WA) will give a speech on the senate floor today focusing on the needs of our veterans on the eve Veterans Day.

Cantwell Moves to Close Derivatives Loophole

Cantwell Introduces Legislation to Help Stop Abusive Speculation Practices

H1N1: Senator Murray Examines Policy Changes to Help Keep Sick Workers at Home

Murray highlights the importance of paid sick leave to prevent the spread of H1N1

Senator Murray to Examine the Cost of Being Sick: H1N1 and Paid Sick Days

Today, U.S. Senator Patty Murray (D-WA), a senior member of the Senate Health Committee, will attend a Senate hearing examining the issue of H1N1 being spread by workers who can’t afford to miss work when they are sick.

Tue, Nov 10, 2009 

 

Bringing Home Washington’s Bounty

Group Asks Families to "Eat Local for Thanksgiving"

Mon, Nov 9, 2009 

 

Senator Murray to Examine the Cost of Being Sick: H1N1 and Paid Sick Days

Tomorrow, U.S. Senator Patty Murray (D-WA), a senior member of the Senate Health Committee, will attend a Senate hearing examining the issue of H1N1 being spread by workers who can’t afford to miss work when they are sick.


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