Marilyn Strickland: “High-speed rail can provide the physical manifestation of the three things the Seattle Metro Chamber, our region, and…”

I represent Joint Base Lewis-McChord, one of the largest military installations on the west coast.

But I think solving the problem means coming up with a dollar amount and not being afraid to say it is a lot of money.

Previous NDAA bills have authorized service secretaries to grant waivers to families applying for the Basic Needs Allowance who otherwise would not be eligible based on the inclusion of the BAH.

If we were to bring our barracks up to what I call safe, habitable, something that doesn't look run-down or uninhabitable like we saw on these slides, what would the price tag be for that?