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Two state laws taking effect soon will tweak regulation of Washington s cannabis industry

Two state laws taking effect soon will tweak regulation of Washington s cannabis industry
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Clark County Judge Zimmerman to retire June 30

Clark County Judge Zimmerman to retire June 30
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Skagit judge stops city from investigating working conditions at Bellingham Municipal Court

Jun. 4 A temporary injunction has been granted in a civil lawsuit stopping the city of Bellingham and Mayor Seth Fleetwood from investigating working conditions at the Bellingham Municipal Court. The temporary injunction comes roughly a week after Bellingham Municipal Court Presiding Judge Debra Lev filed a lawsuit in Whatcom County Superior Court against the city and Fleetwood alleging that .

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Voting rights battle in Washington raises allegations of diluting Latino votes

Voting rights battle in Washington raises allegations of diluting Latino votes By Nina Shapiro, The Seattle Times Published: May 24, 2021, 6:02am Share: 4 Photos James Alford, center, watches as workers cut potatoes for his farm to plant on Wednesday, May 5, 2021. Alford s work force is entirely Latino. He doesn t oppose changing the electoral system, but explains the fear many farmers have of being regulated out of existence without representation on the county board. (Amanda Snyder/The Seattle Times/TNS) Photo Gallery SEATTLE Ana Ruiz Peralta, a 44-year-old Pasco resident and Mexican immigrant, ran last year for the Franklin County Board of Commissioners, talking about improving roads and mental health services, and being a careful steward of public money.

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Lawsuit Alleges County Election System Dilutes Latino Votes

The lawsuit alleges that Washington state's county election system deters a strong Latino vote by splitting a predominantly Latino district into three. The redistricting won’t be confirmed until after the 2020 Census data is released.

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