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Local Governments
News
Senate honors state’s civic educators 2/20/2012
The importance of civic education and the men and women who teach our state’s students about their government took center stage Monday.
Civic Education Day was held in the Legislative Building to honor those who teach civics and to create awareness about its importance.
Sen. Chase talks about the need for consumer consumption 2/17/2012
Sen. Chase talks about responsible budgeting 2/10/2012
Sen. Chase talks about the passage of marriage equality 2/8/2012
Sen. Chase receives award from Action DD 2/8/2012
Sen. Chase talks about economic development, recovery 1/31/2012
Sen. Chase talks about the impact of genetically engineered foods 1/26/2012
Labeling bill would protect state wheat market 1/26/2012
In Washington state, wheat is king.
This cash crop is one of the state's most lucrative exports, ranking right alongside Boeing and Microsoft. A bill sponsored by Sen. Maralyn Chase, D-Shoreline, seeks to protect Washington's wheat export market, the farmers who grow it and our economy as a whole.
LISTEN AND WATCH: Sen. Chase discusses, debates plastic bag ban on KOMO Radio 1/11/2012
Sen. Maralyn Chase on Wednesday took to the airwaves to discuss Senate Bill 5780, which would ban the distribution of plastic and paper bags in the state.
WAWSD names Sen. Chase Legislator of the Year 1/3/2012
Sen. Maralyn Chase, D-Shoreline, was recently named Legislator of the Year by the Washington Association of Water and Sewer Districts, Section Four, which represents the 33 independent water and sewer districts serving King County.
"Because of Senator Chase's…strong advocacy of the peoples' right to vote on local government actions that may significantly impact their utility rates, the citizens of Shoreline will have a say in whether they want to take on millions of dollars in debt to buy a water system," said Shoreline Water District Commissioner Ron Ricker.
