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Senator Jean
Berkey
38th District Everett
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March 6, 2008
 1:16 wrap with Sen. Jean Berkey of Everett on
pilot projects to combat identity theft.
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Feb. 11, 2008
President Morse honored by
state Senate today
OLYMPIA – Citing her 15 years of service to
Western Washington University, the Washington State Senate
honored President Karen Morse today – who is set to retire
this September.
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Feb. 6, 2008
Homebuyers one step closer
to safer mortgage experience
OLYMPIA – Buying a home in today’s market can be a
scary endeavor. Last fall, the Governor’s Homeowner Security
Task Force analyzed the national mortgage crisis and made
recommendations for protecting homebuyers. Today, the Washington Legislature passed the first
measure of its 2008 session, a plan to spend $1.5 million on
financial literacy education and counseling for homebuyers.
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Feb. 6, 2008
Preventing the dream of homeownership
from becoming a nightmare
OLYMPIA – The Legislature is hard at work to
prevent middle-class Washingtonians’ dreams of homeownership
from becoming nightmares. Today, the Senate passed significant legislation to
regulate the mortgage broker industry, which generates about
seventy percent of home loans today.
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Feb. 1, 2008
Helping families find homes
and stay in their homes
OLYMPIA – Senate Democrats offered a preview of
their robust housing security package for 2008 by passing
three pieces of legislation in the first week of session to
help families find homes and stay in their homes.
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Feb. 1, 2008
Key housing bills clear
Senate
OLYMPIA – Housing security was the focus of floor
action in the state Senate today, as lawmakers approved
three key pieces of Senate Democrats’ housing agenda for
2008.
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Jan. 30, 2008
Senate committee moves
homeowner security legislation
OLYMPIA – Buying a home in today’s market can be a
scary endeavor. Though Washington has been spared the worst
of the nationwide mortgage crisis, there is fear that many
homeowners could still get hit within the next year.
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