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Him, and they were at least two serious attempts where booth was settled, armed, ready to go. The confederates lost and pushed booth over the edge. There are a group of people centered in washington, maryland in that area who are fascinated on the topic. Some of you will know, you can take tours of his escape route. He was on the run for 12 days and then finally captured below fredericksburg, virginia. There are bus tours that you can take. Ego to the place where they finally caught and shot him...

The Ed Hendler bridge is a marvel, but its light system is old old old.

The Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery will present “Forces of Nature: Voices That Shaped Environmentalism,” opening Oct. 20. The exhibition will explore the perspectives of key individuals — scientists, politicians, activists,

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On my recent camping trip, my 12 year old son asked the question: “What’s the largest wave in the history of Washington?” My answer? Probably from the Tsunami, connected with the last Cascadia event in January of 1700. wrong

On my recent camping trip, my 12 year old son asked the question: “What’s the largest wave in the history of Washington?” My answer? Probably from the Tsunami, connected with the last Cascadia event in January of 1700. wrong

But, that’s only part of what’s killing the economy.  The cauldron has been boiling for years and it IS going to blow up.  I want Americans to be warned so they aren’t bulldozed like 2008 because this time it will make 2008 look like prosperity.  My recent column, Can Banks Dump the Fed? has importa

Dressed in a long black habit and speaking with a strong French-Canadian accent, the nun would have made an unusual sight at the Saint Peter’s Hospital Mother Joseph was an architect and leader of the Sisters of Providence who constructed hospitals and schools throughout the Pacific Northwest.

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Fifty-one of the 57 killed when the volcano erupted in 1980 were in areas considered safe. Officials say there was no way to predict the extent of the disaster.