Tue, Sep 8, 2009
Seattle FBI investigating radio towers knocked down in unincorporated Snohomish
Fri, Sep 4, 2009
Labor Strife As Washington Celebrates Labor Day Weekend
Trip Tips for WA Camping Season Last Hurrah
Thu, Sep 3, 2009
USS Ingraham Deploys Tuesday
WA -Guided-missile Frigate, USS Ingraham (FFG 61) will depart Naval Station Everett Tuesday, Sept. 8 for a deployment to the Western Pacific.
R-71 lawsuit update: WAFST Thurston County filing
County Council Veto Over Ride Action
“Wayfinder” connects Washington libraries’ millions of items
A new online program offered by the Washington State Library is allowing people to search for materials among nearly 18 million items found in 250-plus Washington libraries.
Unemployed on Labor Day?
New law expands eligibility for Washington’s unemployed workers to claim benefits while training for a new job
Wilderness Act Hits 45 with 4.5 million Acres Protected in WA
Folks in Washington will have lots of places to hunt, fish and raft this Labor Day weekend, thanks to the Wilderness Act, which turns 45 years old today.
Kayaking the Columbia to Help Vets Experiencing Rough Waters
A kayaking team is traveling 130 miles of the Columbia River from Portland to the Pacific Ocean this week, to help veterans experiencing rough waters.
Wed, Sep 2, 2009
Reed certifies R-71 to ballot; court challenge fails
Secretary of State Sam Reed has signed paperwork certifying Referendum 71 to the November statewide ballot.
Board of Natural Resources approves large land exchange
DNR and Fish and Wildlife Department would exchange 14,435 acres
County renews homeless voucher program
All the Shouting Getting You Down? Finding Truth in Health Reform
The noise around the health reform debate is becoming so loud that some are afraid it will drown out the truth. Laura Dean Freidrich, director of education and advocacy at the organization Protestants for the Common Good, says many people can't figure out whether proposed legislation would be good for their families or not.
Mon, Aug 31, 2009
County offers community emergency response team training
Snohomish County’s Department of Emergency Management is looking for willing volunteers to join its Community Emergency Response Team.
Reardon stands ready to work with new Boeing president
Snohomish County Executive Aaron Reardon’s statement on The Boeing Company’s announcement of a new president for its commercial aviation division.
Things Could Be Worse: 2009 Failed States Index
No matter how grim the state budget forecast, it will never be as bad as what some countries around the world are going through.
Does Your Cell Phone Cause Cancer?
You may not think twice when you make or take a call on your cell phone, but a new report offers some reasons for concern.
WA Women 'Vote' to Celebrate Equality Day
Today is Women's Equality Day, commemorating the date that women got the right to vote in America, 89 years ago - and Washington was ahead of the crowd, even back then.
Community Transit Adjusts Service for Labor Day
ommunity Transit local bus service will operate on Sunday schedules on Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 7. There will be no commuter service that day to downtown Seattle, the University District or Boeing-Everett.
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