Tuesday, November 29, 2011
MORNING BRIEFING: Fair play, or putting on a play?
New details on the backpack bomber — Including how he got so racist. Harpham will be sentenced on Thursday. (KHQ)
Shooting victim was an aspiring rapper — Jose "Junior" Solis was in Spokane from Moses Lake to see a rap concert at Ichiban on Saturday night, when he was fatally shot at the Quality Inn. (SR)
Brownesies, move your cars — Leaf pickup in Browne's Addition begins at 9 am this morning. If you live in the neighborhood and your car is on a north-south street, it might get towed. (They'll do east-west streets tomorrow.) (KREM)
Oh, I'm sorry, were you trying to legislate? — Protestors in Olympia disrupted the first day of the special legislative session (Seattle Times)
TONIGHT: The Chariot at A Club (bring protection)
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Out There
Humans are getting ... less violent? (NYT)
Wanna get away? Check out the world's most unusual beaches (Lonely Planet)
Stephen Colbert interviews astronomer Neil deGrasse Tyson (it's 84 minutes long, and Colbert is out of character, but it's a good one)
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