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Cinncinati Enquirer 8/11/25

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'I was famous.' Man with Down syndrome sues Whole Foods for discrimination in firing him

It's a Friday morning and Vincent Igoe – Vinny to friends – is getting ready for water aerobics. Igoe, a 59-year-old man with Down syndrome, likes to swim. And bowl. And joke around with people.

The Associate Press 5/7/25

Washington governor signs rent-control bill into law

Washington state Gov. Bob Ferguson signed a bill into law Wednesday that sets limits on rent increases, making the state among the first in the nation to provide protections for tenants.

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The News Tribune 9/17/24

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Sandwiched between kids and aging parents? These initiatives will squeeze you harder

A care crisis is squeezing working families, pushing parents out of much-needed jobs, and exacerbating labor shortages. All of this is also hurting businesses and our economy.

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Tri-City Herald 9/13/24

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Vote No on I-2124. The future of WA long-term care for the aging depends on it

Washington voters face a critical decision on the November ballot that will profoundly impact long-term care for many of their neighbors and the sustainability of our health care systems.

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The Spokesman Review 9/8/24

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WA Cares is a small lifeline to those workers struggling to pay for long-term care voter...

When her elderly father needed 24-hour care, Sam Hatzenbeler could not afford it. She lived on the West Side while her father lived alone on his horse ranch outside Medical Lake. Unwilling to leave his home…

The Associated Press 6/7/24

Washington judge denies GOP attempt to keep financial impact of initiatives off November…

Information about how much money three GOP-backed initiatives would cost the state of Washington must appear on the November ballot where voters can see it, a judge on Friday ruled.