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07/10/11 Local results for District 2 Little League Baseball/Softball, Bremerton's West Sound Senior Games and more.
07/08/11 Vivian Stewart, nee Johnson, was born in 1927 in Gig Harbor, WA, where she was schooled by the wind, the trees, the water and her cocker spaniel, "Pal." Her family later moved to Olympia, and there, she discovered an interest in art, dancing and the world of imagination.
07/08/11 Monday Veterans of Foreign Wars , Lacey Post and Auxiliary #11402 A fraternal, patriotic, and educational organization to preserve and strengthen comradeship among members. Supports veterans, and youth groups. Meetings begin at 7 p.m. on the second Monday of each month, at Knights of Columbus Hall, 6790 Martin Way E., Lacey. Call Joseph Worsley, 360-491-2878, for additional information.
07/08/11 Cinda Marie (Evans) Kleinkopf, 67, passed away July 6, 2011, at Highline Care Center in East Wenatchee. Cinda was born in Olympia, WA on May 14, 1944, to Harold and Linnea (Johanson) Evans.
07/06/11 perennial gardens: Learn how to make fabulous perennial gardens, including the elements for constructing hummingbird and butterfly attracting gardens, 9:30-11 a.m. Saturday, July 16, at Plantasia Botannical Gardens, 3938 88th Ave. S.W., Olympia. Register by calling, 360-754-4160. Cost is $15. South Sound Fruit Society: Meets at 7 p.m. the first Tuesday of each month, Organic Farmhouse at The ...
07/06/11 OLYMPIA - State wildlife officials have documented Washington's fourth wolf pack, the Teanaway Pack of Kittitas County. DNA tests of an adult female wolf caught and radio collared last month confirmed the animal is a wild gray wolf. The wolf was lactating, indicating she was nursing pups. Biologists are monitoring the wolf's activity through the tracking collar. Before the Teanaway Pack, there ...
07/06/11 " How long have you been a black quarterback ?" -Reporter at Super Bowl XXII Media Day " I've been a quarterback since high school, and I've been black all my life ." Washington -Redskins quarterback Doug Williams *After two seasons in Orlando, the Florida Tuskers are pulling up stakes. The two-time United Football League (UFL) runner-ups are relocating to Virginia Beach this season, where they ...
07/06/11 Healthier foods will be available at two area convenience stores under a Thurston County Public Health and Social Services project. County Health is working on the project with the Washington State Department of Health and Harry's Market at 1613 College St. in Lacey and Lucky 7 Food Store at 1026 4th Ave. East in Olympia. Through the Thurston County Healthy Retail Stores Project, Lucky 7 Food ...
07/06/11 Rob McKenna and Jay Inlsee bring skill, broad knowledge, and smarts to a gubernatorial campaign that will hinge on independent voters both appeal to.
06/29/11 A student from Tinian emerged as one of the top graduates of the Skyview High School in Vancouver, Washington, during the institution's commencement rites on June 21.
06/28/11 An engaged and prepared Washington Supreme Court sat behind the bench Tuesday to hear arguments concerning the state's obligation to pay for public school education.
06/28/11 Alaska State Wildlife Troopers today reported citing 13 more harvesters for commercial fishing violations in the Egegik district of the Bristol Bay sockeye salmon fishery.
06/28/11 Washington state at 1 a.m. The Seattle bureau can be reached at (800) 552-7694 or (206) 682-1812. The photo supervisor is at (206) 682-4801 or (800) 552-7694.
06/24/11 On Saturday, Olympia voters reaped the rewards of their favorable votes when the capital city dedicated its fourth fire station.
06/24/11 OLYMPIA -- U.S. Rep. Jay Inslee will launch a campaign for Washington governor early next week, wading back into state politics after more than a decade in Congress, a Democrat familiar with his plans said Thursday.
06/24/11 Washington state at 1:30 p.m. The Seattle bureau can be reached at (800) 552-7694 or (206) 682-1812. The photo supervisor is at (206) 682-4801 or (800) 552-7694.
06/24/11 No injuries were reported Monday evening after a car rammed a parked vehicle on the 2900 block of Simpson Ave. in Hoquiam. The parked car was hit so hard it flipped over into an adjacent yard, Hoquiam Police reported. Detective James Gaddis said this morning that officers have not yet completed...
06/24/11 Two ex-convicts planned an attack on a Seattle military recruiting station hoping that it would get attention from the media, authorities say, and even imagined the headlines: "Three Muslim Males Walk Into MEPS Building, Seattle, Washington, And Gun Down Everybody."
06/15/11 Today is the last day to submit public comment on a North Whidbey community's dredging project. The Mariners Beach Cove Club is seeking to dredge a maximum of 4,820 cubic yards of sediment from the channel entrance of its private marina a few miles south of Strawberry Point. The project is under the review of the state Department of Ecology, and the agency is seeking input from the public.
06/14/11 A search for an ailing climber left high on Washington's Mount Rainier was suspended late Tuesday due to strong winds and evidence that he likely fell 2,000 feet. |
