Andrew Engelson

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Place names are heated political topic these days. After a decades-long battle to officially re-name North America's highest peak, Alaska's Denali, in 2015 – one of Donald Trump's first executive orders was to officially rename it Mount McKinley again. And the Associated Press was kicked

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Rent in Cascadia will still be too damn high One of the most pressing issues in the Pacific Northwest is the shortage of housing, which drives up prices. State and local governments have grappled with ways to address the situation with varied degrees of success. Yesterday, the WA Senate passed

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