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Census shows strong growth in cities

By HOPE YEN

Closer-in suburbs linked to a city with transit or roadways are benefiting from city growth, while far-flung areas near the metropolitan edge are fizzling.

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Fight over water at WSU golf course

A lawyer representing residents near Washington State University says the state failed to consider whether the school should have relinquished a water right it uses to irrigate a golf course.


Rangers to patrol troubled city parks

By JOURNAL STAFF

Mayor Mike McGinn and Interim Police Chief Jim Pugel announced yesterday that the city will hire two new park rangers to patrol Cal Anderson Park and Occidental Square full time.


Ballard warehouse now boutique hotel

By JOURNAL STAFF

Hotel Ballard has opened at 5214 Ballard Ave. N.W., in the heart of historic Ballard.


City eyes Pike/Pine code changes

By NAT LEVY

The city may modify some regulations in the Pike/Pine corridor on Capitol Hill in the midst of the housing boom.


Idaho town bills building owner $96K for fighting apartment fire

The south-central Idaho city of Jerome has sent a $96,000 bill for firefighting costs to the owner of a downtown apartment building destroyed in a blaze.


New home sales up 2.3%; prices at record levels

By MARTIN CRUTSINGER

Sales of new homes in April increased the most in the West, up 10.8 percent.


Idaho school district may raffle 40 houses to pay off debt

A retired developer would help by renovating the houses.


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