MB: STA expansion plan, Seattle cops' body-cams, and Dr. Oz is full of ...
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Another monster-length meeting in local government as the Spokane Transit Authority board spent four hours Thursday deciding to send a $300 million expansion plan involving a sales-tax increase to voters this spring. (S-R)
E-cigarette shops aren't too stoked on the governor's plan to impose a massive tax hike on vapor products. (KREM)
Former congressman and current Inlander columnist George Nethercutt is making the rounds voicing support of the president's plan to normalize relations with Cuba. (KXLY)
THERE
The Seattle Police Department is getting on board the body-cam train this weekend. (Seattle Times) Spokane has been there, done that. (Inlander)
Turns out Dr. Oz and other TV physicians are wrong in their medical advice about half the time. (Washington Post)
Soccer's governing body is going to release its report on corruption in the game and how World Cup venues are selected. (Al Jazeera America)
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