The Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife has opened a public comment period through May 6.
Next up: The team will head to the state event in March.
ESD has two levies set to expire at the end of 2024.
The collaboration aims to provide families with a monthly supply of fresh produce.
House Bill 1635 would limit liability arising from the use of police dogs to root out the opioid.
Cruisers earn spot in an upcoming divisional event on Feb. 10 in Olympia.
Also, Mean Girls Juniors ready for run at EHS theater.
Farmers in Washington could see an increase in state payments for their losses.
The district spent about $170,000 to relocate a portable from the high school, connect it, and refurbish it for use.
Eatonville sends 16 wrestlers to strong event at Castle Rock.
'We’re not paying the same price point as the big guys,' industry leader says.
Next up, the Cruisers host the Elma Eagles on Jan. 16.
Typically, about 60% of revenue from state lotteries goes to winners, with states keeping the remainder after paying off costs.
The new statutes are among scores of bills approved by state legislators in 2023 and signed into law by Gov. Jay Inslee.
Taking care of an aging parent over a period of time – especially when juggling work and other family obligations – can be exhausting. But help and resources are available. Here’s what you should know.