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Secretary Salazar Marks Recovery Anniversary at Seattle's Discovery Park
February 17, 2010
Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar marked the anniversary of the 2009 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act in Seattle Washington where the Department has begun work on more than $100 million of its planned $150 million in Recovery Act projects in the Evergreen State, providing much needed capital to dozens of local companies, creating new jobs, and leaving a lasting legacy in America’s great outdoors.
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Image 1 of 7Secretary Salazar shares Recovery figures with Washington Governor Chris Gregoire. Photo by: Tami A. Heilemann-DOI
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'Secretary Salazar marked the anniversary of the recovery act at the Daybreak Star Cultural Center, described by its parent organization, United Indians of All Tribes, as "an urban base for Native Americans in the Seattle area." He toured the center with Washington Governor Chris Gregoire.',
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'Secretary Salazar marked the anniversary of the recovery act at the Daybreak Star Cultural Center, described by its parent organization, United Indians of All Tribes, as "an urban base for Native Americans in the Seattle area." He toured the center with Washington Governor Chris Gregoire.',
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"The Department of the Interior has already begun work on more than $100 million of its planned $150 million in Recovery Act projects in the Evergreen State. Also pictured to the Secretary’s left, Henry Cagey, Chairman Lummi Indian Business Council and Governor Gregoire to his right.",
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"The Department of the Interior has already begun work on more than $100 million of its planned $150 million in Recovery Act projects in the Evergreen State. Also pictured to the Secretary)
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"Under the Recovery Act, the Interior Department is investing $3 billion to conserve America’s timeless treasures. These include an historic $750 million for our National Park System to help preserve and protect national icons and historic landscapes.",
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"Under the Recovery Act, the Interior Department is investing $3 billion to conserve America)
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