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WHO SAYS THERE’S no good news? The Lower Elwha Klallam Ceremonial and Subsistence Fishery will open for coho salmon on the Elwha this October. It’s been a long time coming.

Main parking lot still closed due to winter storm damage

A story of Royal Navy charts, tearooms, and war lookout towers

Carlson is something people are curious about. the timing is, as you said, curious. the idea that a lot of emails, communications and internal workings of his show and other shows at fox came out in sort of the bath water in this dominion lawsuit. we also know that a fired producer abby grossberg alleged harassment and a toxic work environment in a lawsuit after dominion theres an outside counsel investigated the claims and told her lawyers they were unfounded, but that investigation did conclud...

6 teenage boys lost their lives in bridge crash

Winslow plan

A berm near Point No Point failed during a week of king tides and heavy rains, causing havoc for Hansville neighbors

Still be pretty cautious a this point >> no, we are not out of the woods. the upcoming holiday season ma provide opportunities for even more spread of these viruses and they could take right up once again >> rsv cases have essentiall plateaued, but covid cases deaths, and hospitalizations are all on the rise. and now, many are taking extra steps to protect their loved ones >> we have not been going ou that much lately, just to tr to stay safer. >> that is why doctors are getting the flu vaccine ...

The holidays upon us >> are we out of the woods yet or do you think america should still be pretty cautious a this point >> no, we are not out of the woods. the upcoming holida season may provide opportunities for even mor spread of these viruses an they could take right up onc again. >> rsv cases have essentiall plateaued, but covid cases deaths, and hospitalizations are all on the rise. and now many are taking extra steps to protect their loved ones >> we have not been going ou that much latel...

A new month means new books! Here are the Canadian novels, poetry, comics and works of nonfiction we can't wait to read in October.