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Sunday | The Olympian
Incoming students visit Evergreen
“I grew up in the '60s ... there have always been issues at college campuses and issues of student safety.”
Kainoa Nellenbach said her daughter, Emilia, had to do some digging before deciding to register at The Evergreen State College, where she will be a freshman this fall. via The Olympian
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Shelton Forum & PollsFriday May 9 | Seattle Post-Intelligencer
AKC Australian Cattle Dog pups - $350
AKC Australian Cattle Dog pups $350 Save listing Visit Web site I have 2 show quality, 14 week old, blue females. via Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Wednesday May 7 | Business Examiner
Economic Development Council of Mason County's monthly luncheon will be held from noon to 1:30 p.m. on Friday at City of Shelton's Civic Center. via Business Examiner
Monday May 5 | Kitsap Sun
How Does Your Shellfish Garden Grow?
“It'll be a line when they open”
By Rachel Pritchett Sunday, May 4, 2008 Lenna Himmelstein Kitsap Sun Ed Jones, manager of the Taylor Shellfish Hatchery at Quilcene, stands near the large plastic bag containers used to breed algae that is fed ... via Kitsap Sun
Saturday May 3 | Q13.com KCPQ TV
Boy Hospitalized After Parents Find Him In Pool
A 16-month old boy is hospitalized after his parents found him floating face-down in a pool in Mason County. via Q13.com KCPQ TV
Thursday May 1 | Voracious
The Only Wine Competition You Ever Need Pay Attention To
Posted today at 5:53 pm by Maggie Dutton Anthony's HomePort in Seattle was one of three final judging stations for this year's Oyster Wine Competition, and our very own, the lovely Miss Adriana Grant was one of ... via Voracious
Tuesday Apr 29 | The Afro American Newspaper
Affirmative Action Standoff Continues
“When that is happening, Whites are more receptive of a message that talks about reverse discrimination.”
The issue of affirmative action was raised in last week's debate between Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton and is likely to continue as a contentious public policy issue, experts on both sides of the issue say. via The Afro American Newspaper
Sunday Apr 27 | Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Wrong-way driver arrested after Wa I-5 crash
The State Patrol reports a man was arrested after driving the wrong way up Interstate 5 and hitting another vehicle, seriously injuring the other driver. via Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Saturday Apr 26 | The Olympian
“She wanted the public to see it and remember it, and for the rock to be in a protected location.”
The Squaxin Island tribe reclaimed a connection to its roots Wednesday, retrieving a 10-ton granite rock with ancient tribal petroglyphs from its longtime perch at Tumwater Falls Park. via The Olympian
Thursday Apr 24 | The Olympian
Moving 10-ton rock with petroglyphs takes 4 hours in Tumwater
Contractors used two forklifts and a series of steel plates today to move a 10-ton granite rock embossed with ancient Squaxin Island Tribe petroglyphs out of Tumwater Falls Park. via The Olympian
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