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** Nick Brown beats Pete Serrano in WA’s attorney general race

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Nick Brown has been declared the winner of the November 2024 election for Washington's attorney general, a crucial position overseeing the state's largest public law office. Brown, 47, a Democrat and former U. S. attorney for the Western District of Washington, defeated Republican candidate Pete Serrano, the mayor of Pasco, who emphasized crime prosecution and collaboration with county attorneys during his campaign. The attorney general's office is vital in representing state agencies and safeguarding residents' rights.

Brown's victory comes as current Attorney General Bob Ferguson steps down to run for governor, highlighting significant political shifts in Washington. This election underscores the importance of legal leadership in addressing pressing issues and may signal a change in the state's legal priorities.

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At Harbor Heights 55 Apartments, Residents Mel and Phyllis Have Found a New Home in the Heart of Olympia

Mel and Phyllis Citrin moved to Harbor Heights 55+ Apartments in Olympia to be closer to family, finding a supportive community and an active lifestyle. The couple, originally from New York, appreciates the natural beauty of the region and the social opportunities available at their new home. Their relocation has allowed them to participate in family milestones and engage in various activities with their neighbors.

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People in Public Service Jerry Miller

Jerry Miller, a dedicated teacher and coach from Olympia, passed away at 76 on August 30, 2025, after battling Parkinson's disease. His legacy includes significant contributions to local education and athletics, impacting countless students and fostering community through running. A memorial event raised funds for Parkinson's research, reflecting his ongoing influence.