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State Legislature Begins, Officially Allows Remote Work and Testimony
State Legislature Begins, Officially Allows Remote Work and Testimony
State Legislature Begins, Officially Allows Remote Work and Testimony
One of the first things the State Senate did, after gaveling in the Legislative session in Olympia was to change the rules to allow for more remote testimony and work by lawmakers. Several Republicans, such as 8th District's Sharon Brown, wanted to allow for in-person public comment, adhering to the COVID-19 safety guidelines ...
2021 State Legislative Session to Include Remote Testimony
2021 State Legislative Session to Include Remote Testimony
2021 State Legislative Session to Include Remote Testimony
While the Washington State Legislature will be conducting its votes remotely, the public will be able to take part remotely as well. Jason Mercier with the Washington Policy Center says you'll have a couple of options. "You can sign in to provide written testimony ...
State Senator Expresses Concern Over Fish Culvert Project
State Senator Expresses Concern Over Fish Culvert Project
State Senator Expresses Concern Over Fish Culvert Project
Former State Senate Minority Leader Mark Schoesler is vehemently disagreeing with the Governor's plan to pay for fish culverts using funds from the state transportation budget. He says the proposed biennial budget breaks a promise. "It has the potential to destroy people's trust in government ...
State House Passes Bill Mandating Comprehensive Sex Education
State House Passes Bill Mandating Comprehensive Sex Education
State House Passes Bill Mandating Comprehensive Sex Education
A bill that would mandate comprehensive sex education to Washington students as young as kindergarten passed out of the State House around 2:00 a.m. Thursday after a six-hour debate. 12th District Rep. Keith Goehner spoke on the floor about his experience in education, kids aren't thinking about the things they could be taught in the curriculum ...

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