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How atmospheric river storms tamed California’s drought

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California’s unusually wet and cold winter has caused epic snow, serious flooding and a renewed interest in umbrellas and portable heaters. But the atmospheric river storms have also put a huge dent in the state’s water woes — at least for now. It’s common in a wet winter, though not a guarantee. …

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Washington Gov. Jay Inslee joins Democratic presidential field

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By BILL BARROW and RACHEL LA CORTE SEATTLE — Washington Gov. Jay Inslee will seek the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination, mixing calls for combating climate change and highlights of his liberal record with an aggressive critique of President Donald Trump. The 68-year-old governor is launching his bid Friday in Seattle, following recent visits to the…

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One week, two students dead at Claremont McKenna College

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The president and several deans of Claremont McKenna College were meeting with the parents of a student who was found dead in his dorm room one week earlier when the call came. There was another emergency in the dorms. By the time Sharon Basso, the college’s dean of students, arrived at the dormitory,…

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How Dr. Seuss and Read Across America day intersect

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Success of Seuss Saturday, March 2, 2019 would have been the 115th birthday of Theodor Geisel also known as Dr. Seuss. By 2015, Dr. Seuss’ books had been translated into 17 languages and had sold 650 million copies in 95 countries. Above illustration by Kurt Snibbe, Staff Theodor Geisel was a student at Dartmouth in…