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John Stang

John Stang

John Stang is a longtime Pacific Northwest reporter. He is a jack-of-all-trades freelancer with expertise in a variety of topics, including the Hanford nuclear reservation, state government, the environment, science and crime.

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Legislature looks to pass minimum wage and carbon cap issues to voters

February 18, 2016
John Stang
By John Stang for TCAJOBThe Washington Legislature’s business agenda this session does not target Main Street very much.Instead, the biggest bills currently going through the Legislature’s business committees tackle marijuana and the high-tech world — reflecting how Washington’s business world has expanded and evolved in recent years.In fact, the Legislature...
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ESD hopes to work out refund glitches by June

February 17, 2016
John Stang
By John Stang for TCAJOBRoughly 4,200 Washington businesses are owed workers unemployment insurance refunds by the state — and the computer glitches causing that delay probably won’t be fixed until June.That’s what Lisa Marsh, deputy commissioner of the Washington Employment Security Division told the state Senate Commerce & Labor Committee...
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Brown sees future for manufacturing of small modular nuclear reactor components in Tri-Cities

January 15, 2016
John Stang
By John Stang for TCAJOBState Sen. Sharon Brown, R-Kennewick, plans to renew her efforts in the upcoming legislative session to make Hanford a potential site to manufacture small modular reactors.Last year, Brown got a bill passed that ordered the Washington Energy Facility Site Evaluation Council study potential sites for individual...
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