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January 29, 2013 at 7:09 AM

Tuesday Memo: Competing Kings deal forming? … Cloud Office … Burien fires

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Let’s get this over with already: Have Chris Hansen and his people purchased the Sacramento Kings yet or what? Oops, apparently not: Report: Mark Mastrov met Monday with Sacramento group trying to buy Kings

New Microsoft Office: The latest version of the Office suite will be available as a subscription. That is, for example, you pay a monthly fee to access the software online. You can still get the word processing, spreadsheet and presentation package the old way by downloading it online or actually buying it at a store. (You remember those, yeah?)

Second fire hits in Burien in less that 24 hours: A fire burned in an apartment building near Southwest 124th Street and Ambaum Boulevard Southwest about 4:30 p.m. yesterday. No one was injured. A separate fire hit an apartment complex this morning between Burien and Highline around 4 a.m., according to KIRO-TV.

Not the greatest photo, but there is a lot of snow up there (WSDOT photo)

Got skis? It’s snowing at the passes this morning. Got about a foot overnight at Snoqualmie.

Most-read stories this morning on seattletimes.com:

  1. Seahawks’ Russell Wilson shines in NFL’s Pro Bowl
  2. 2 people shot at Central District bar; police kill suspect
  3. Report: Mark Mastrov met Monday with Sacramento group trying to buy Kings
  4. Seahawks appear on right course | Danny O’Neil
  5. Former Ms. Washington takes plea deal in murder case

Nick Provenza: 206-464-2142 or nprovenza@seattletimes.com

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