Ross Reynolds
Stories
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Are Republicans Washington's Mavericks In Education Reform?
Former gubernatorial candidate Rob McKenna supported charter schools, and some are arguing that his grand old party is leading the way on education reform
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Does Counting Sheep Work? Tips For A Good Night's Sleep
According to the National Institute of Health, approximately 40 million Americans suffer from sleep disorders including sleep apnea, insomnia, narcolepsy
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A New Bill Would Require Kids To Start School At Age Six
By law, children in Washington state don’t have to attend school until they’re 8 years old. In every other state, besides Pennsylvania, children have to attend school when they’re younger — usually 6 or 7, sometimes even 5. Now a group of lawmakers wants to lower Washington’s compulsory age of education from 8 years old to 6 years old. The bill’s preliminary hearing is scheduled for tomorrow morning and today Ross talks to the main sponsor of the bill, Renton Democrat and state Representative Marcie Maxwell.
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Preserving Personal Information
What kind of record are we leaving behind for the next generation? Physical objects get damaged in floods and fires, or simply get moldy in the basement.
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Boy Scouts May End Ban On Gay Scouts And Leaders
The Boy Scouts of America are thinking about ending their ban on gay scouts or scout leaders. How are scouts responding in the Northwest? Were you ever
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In The Future, Cars Will Drive You!
Drunk drivers, speeding tickets and parking could be a thing of the past. Google is developing driverless cars that use sensors to transport people safely
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Jon Ronson Discusses His Wacky Experiences In Journalism
Journalist Jon Ronson has interviewed a wide array of interesting characters, ranging from the hip-hop duo, Insane Clown Posse, to a man who tried to
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Potrepeneurs Visit Seattle
Today investors from around the world are convening to discuss investments in cannabis-related products. The ArcView Group, a San Francisco investment
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Why Are Women More Depressed Than Men?
Women around the world are 2 to 6 times more likely than men to suffer from depression. Today Ross talks to author Dana Jack about her new book “Silencing
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Addressing Climate Change In The Northwest
Energy expert Amory Lovins says the United States can replace all oil and coal by the year 2050, without nuclear power, new federal taxes or subsidies, or