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Parents in Seattle are asking the public school district to re-evaluate the use of technology in classrooms. KNKX’s Anna Marie Yanny has more.

A group of parents is calling on Seattle Public Schools to re-consider how technology is used in classrooms.

In the middle school that bears her name, Holocaust survivor Carla Peperzak [Pepper-zack] celebrated her 100 and third birthday on Friday. SPR’s Lisa Leinberger was there.

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The Eugene City Council is exploring whether to create a program to give tenants the opportunity to purchase their apartments if their landlord puts the property up for sale.

KLCC’s Rebecca Hansen-White has more on the proposal, which is before the city council on Monday [tonight].

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A proposal [in Washington state] to rename Hood Canal has hit a roadblock, or rather, a FJORDBLOCK… after opposition from the tribe that has lived on that fjord for thousands of years.

KUOW’s John Ryan reports.

[FEATURE] How Washington scientists are mapping fish, shellfish in a river near you.

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LEDE: Scientists are traveling all around Washington to figure out exactly what fish are living in rivers and streams. They’re using some high tech equipment to search out even the most “underloved” freshwater fish. [N-W-P-B’s senior environmental correspondent Courtney Flatt has the story.]

A Vancouver based credit card processor could owe $600-thousand dollars for deceitful practices.

A credit card processing company based in Vancouver lied to small businesses when signing them up for card terminals and related services. That’s according to the Federal Trade Commission and the state of Washington. Kyra [[KYE ruh]] Buckley reports.

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Following this week’s elections, Southwest Washington’s next Clark County Council will look a lot like the current one. Oregon Public Broadcasting's Elena Neale-Sacks reports.

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Fresh off of winning reelection, Oregon Governor Tina Kotek says she’s getting back to work.