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Two boys' funeral is about their lives, not their deaths
Braden and Charlie Powell were remembered in a funeral service attended by more than 1,000 people in Tacoma Saturday. Above, photos of brothers Charlie, right, and Braden Powell were displayed during the service. Teachers and others shared their memories of the boys.
Seattle's Sage Bionetworks seeks a drug-discovery revolution
When Stephen Friend formed the nonprofit Sage Bionetworks, his aim was nothing short of revolutionizing the way drug discovery is done so patients don't have to wait for help.
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