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Paul Queary

Paul Queary

Verified

Editor and Publisher, The Washington Observer

Vashon Island

Doesn’t Cover

alcohol and sex

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Total articles 518

  • A lifeline for drug treatment on the ropes

    By Tim Gruver Verified, Paul Queary, Sara Kassabian| The Washington Observer@ Editor’s Note: We frequently reference new programs enacted by the Legislature in recent years as a driver of the state’s budget problem. Today, we look at one of those programs and the consequences of cutting the money for it. Behind closed doors, lawmakers are hashing out a budget that could gut a lifeline keeping people struggling with addiction off the streets and out of jail.

    By Tim Gruver Verified, Paul Queary, Sara Kassabian · The Washington Observer

    Apr. 21, 2025

  • Washington adopts a new Medicaid money shuffle

    By Sara Kassabian, Paul Queary, Tim Gruver Verified| The Washington Observer@ Editor’s Note: Paul first wrote about weird Medicaid money shuffles when he was covering the Alaska Legislature in the early 2000s. Today, Sara picks up the torch. Specialty physician groups could start serving more Medicaid patients after the Senate passed House Bill 1392 from Rep. Nicole Macri, D-Seattle, off the floor 31-18. Sen. Paul Harris, R-Vancouver, joined Senate Democrats in voting to establish the Medicaid access program.

    By Sara Kassabian, Paul Queary, Tim Gruver Verified · The Washington Observer

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • A lifeline for drug treatment on the ropes

    By Tim Gruver Verified, Paul Queary, Sara Kassabian| The Washington Observer@ Editor’s Note: We frequently reference new programs enacted by the Legislature in recent years as a driver of the state’s budget problem. Today, we look at one of those programs and the consequences of cutting the money for it. Behind closed doors, lawmakers are hashing out a budget that could gut a lifeline keeping people struggling with addiction off the streets and out of jail.

    By Tim Gruver Verified, Paul Queary, Sara Kassabian · The Washington Observer

    Apr. 21, 2025

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The Washington Observer

The Observer-Reporter is a newspaper, multimedia and marketing company headquartered in Washington, Pa. The company publishes The Observer–Reporter, a daily newspaper covering Washington County, Greene County, and the Mon Valley in Pennsylvania. Other publications include The Almanac, a weekly publication covering the South Hills and northern Washington County, and several niche publications and associated websites. Our main websites, www.observer-reporter.com and www.thealmanac.net, can deliver your advertising message to more than 120,000 unique visitors each month. We are delivering more than 2 million page views per month to local readers. With combo advertising of print and online you are reaching at least 80% of the market, and our online newspaper provides ultra-targeted marketing opportunities for your business.

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