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Rule-sponsored ‘ink of hope act’ dies in WA House

Summary by Lynden Tribune
OLYMPIA — Feb. 4 marked the day that non-fiscal bills either stayed afloat or died, among them out-of-state demands on Washington hospitals, declawing cats, microchipping employees and other issues.
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Rule-sponsored ‘ink of hope act’ dies in WA House

OLYMPIA — Feb. 4 marked the day that non-fiscal bills either stayed afloat or died, among them out-of-state demands on Washington hospitals, declawing cats, microchipping employees and other issues.

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Lynden Tribune broke the news in on Tuesday, February 17, 2026.
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