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Washington's World-Wide Web Home Page

The Public Information Clearinghouse provides a links to a wide range of Washington's information resources. Included are links to government agencies, educational institutions, and environmental resources, as well as traveler's information for the virtual tourist. For your convenience, the Clearinghouse information is also available without graphics.

What's New on Washington's Web Pages

April 10, 1995
Washington Connections, a new monthly television program engaging public opinion on the direction of state technology policies, will air on Thursday, April 13 at 7pm. This interactive program will be distributed by satellite and seen on many government access cable channels.

April 9, 1995
The Department of Labor and Industries is seeking a vendor to provide technical and management support for a major information technology redevelopment project. A request for quotations and qualifications is available in text and Word 6.0 formats.

March 29, 1995
Take the train! The Amtrak schedule is now available for trains connecting Seattle, Tacoma, Olympia, Centralia, Longview, Vancouver, and cities in Oregon.

March 17, 1995
You can search the databases at the Office of Minority and Women's Business Enterprises.

March 8, 1995
The Department of Ecology has published information on financial assistance programs to help improve water quality in Washington.

March 2, 1995
Governor Lowry's 1995 Executive Request Legislation is now available on-line.

The State Senate and the University of Washington are conducting an experiment in public participation using the 1995 Capital Budget.

The Washington State Legislature is in session. Bill text, calendars, and information about your legislator is available from the Legislature's gopher.

Trivia Contest Answers

Our unoffical rock song is Louie, Louie by Richard Berry.

Our unoffical folk song is Roll On, Columbia by Woodie Guthrie.

Go ahead, sing a few bars.