Weekend News Round-Up

A part of University of Washington football history was lost over the weekend, when former UW coach Jim Owens (yes, he's the statue in front of Husky Stadium) died at the age of 82.
Sporting many shades of pink, thousands were out to "Race for the Cure." Grand Marshaling the quest was SPD Lt. Robin Clark.
Tiny dancer Louise Nadeau took the ballet stage for the last time on Sunday, as she finished her 19-year career at the Pacific Northwest Ballet with a program that naturally concluded with Swan Lake.
A new poll released on the race for King County Exec. shows former newscaster Susan Hutchison has taken a commanding lead.
On Saturday evening, cyclists were all Lanced-out in their spandex, speeding (and crashing) their way around the block in Old Ballard for the Second Ascent Twilight Criterium.
Young Leaders Board, an anti-choice nonprofit named Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-WA, 5) as their honorary chair to train young women as pro-life advocates.

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