What's the last word in news? The tunnel prepares to drill, baby, drill (whether voters like it or not), more sad developments from First Hill, a major beef recall, and Regence gets fined for not denying coverage of the ladyparts.
Extra, Extra: Confessions, Denials and More Numbers on that Tunnel
So Much for Burgers on the 4th of July
Well, unless you want your burger to be a bun, pickles, lettuce cheese, and condiments. Or perhaps of the exotic meat or veggie variety. Local QFCs and Fred Meyers (parent company: Kroger) are recalling ground beef purchased at their stores over the past few weeks. The beef is being recalled after an outbreak of E. coli in the Midwest traced to the beef. Of course this recall comes on the heels of the are-they-or-aren't-they-killer salmonella-tainted tomatoes outbreak, which has yet to be solved.
Bad Beef to Be Buried
No, Seattlest is not just a fan of alliteration and 80's slang, as the headline might suggest. Burying the beef, is the current plan of the Seattle Public School District to rid itself of 230 cases of possibly contaminated beef. The beef, provided to school districts through a USDA lunch program, came from a California slaughterhouse in the center of the largest beef recall in USDA history.

