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100288699 Rossi Dino J 01/04/2009 09/01/2008 100288699 ROSSI DINO J 01/04/2009 09/01/2008 NICKERSON JEANNIE LUMBER $ 900.00$ 950.00 X 3701 N 36TH ST TACOMA WA 984076110 HOMEMAKER 09/01/2008 NICKERSON NORRIS LUMBER $ 900.00$ 1,050.00 X 3701 N 36TH ST SELF EMPLOYED TACOMA WA 984076110 TACOMA WA MILL OUTLET 09/10/2008 GORDON BROTHERS CELLARS INC. CATERING $ 388.26$ 388.26 X 671 LEVEY ROAD PASCO WA 99301 09/10/2008 LAUREL GRAPHICS PRINTING $1,500.00$ 1,500.00 X 22417 76TH AVE S KENT WA 980322450 09/11/2008 WOOD DAN YARD SIGNS $ 600.00$ 700.00 X 681 MONTE ELMA RD WA FARM BUREAU MONTESANO WA 985639323 LACEY WA GOVERNMENT RELATIONS 09/12/2008 CLEAVELAND CURTIS A. POSTAGE $1,596.00$ 2,996.00 X 1226 SW 149TH ST AMERICAN AIRLINES BURIEN WA 981661751 DALLAS TX PILOT 09/15/2008 JOHNSON DARLENE G. 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MANAGER 09/29/2008 MAZURKIEWICZ ERIC SOFTWARE $ 500.00$ 910.00 X 12406 149TH AVE SE MICROSOFT RENTON WA 980596304 REDMOND WA SOFTWARE DEVELOPER 100288699 ROSSI DINO J 01/04/2009 09/29/2008 TOWNLEY BRIAN SOFTWARE $ 500.00$ 500.00 X 33122 NE 78TH ST MICROSOFT CARNATION WA 980146703 REDMOND WA TECHNICAL WRITER 09/30/2008 TUPPER PATRICIA A. CATERING $1,500.00$ 1,771.00 X 1069 SE STATE ROUTE 3 TUPPER'S FLOORCOVERI SHELTON WA 985849195 SHELTON WA OWNER 09/30/2008 HARRINGTON STEPHEN CATERING $ 600.00$ 2,600.00 X 2818 RIVERLEA DR SE H&R WATERWORKS OLYMPIA WA 985015809 TUMWATER WA PRESIDENT 09/30/2008 ELYSE'S CATERING $1,600.00$ 3,000.00 X 3238 CAPITOL BLVD SE TUMWATER WA 985013304 09/30/2008 PATTERSON SUSAN CATERING $ 292.00$ 544.12 X 320 SE SNIDER RD SHELTON WA 985849332 RETIRED 09/30/2008 BUI BAU NEWSPAPER AD $ 150.00$ 150.00 X 5414 60TH AVENUE CT W UNIVERSITY PLACE WA 984672979 RETIRED 10/01/2008 WASHINGTON STATE REPUBLICAN SHIPPING CHA $ 97.57$356,497.57 X 2840 NORTHUP WAY STE 140 RGES BELLEVUE WA 980041464 10/01/2008 FRANKLIN NICOLE SIGN MATERIA $ 18.46$ 668.46 X 2621 THORNDYKE AVE W LS LAW OFFICE OF KENNET SEATTLE WA 981992932 AUBURN WA ATTORNEY 10/07/2008 FAGAN SUSAN CATERING/POS $ 583.32$ 2,333.32 X 829 SE EDGE KNOLL DR TAGE SCHWEITZER ENGINEERI PULLMAN WA 991632407 PULLMAN WA DIRECTOR OF GOVERNME 10/07/2008 KAISER JOHN M. 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