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Commerce awards $388,000 to Help Convert Larch Corrections Center from Oil to Renewable Wood Energy - Dailyfly com Lewis-Clark Valley Community

Commerce awards $388,000 to Help Convert Larch Corrections Center from Oil to Renewable Wood Energy - Dailyfly com Lewis-Clark Valley Community
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Mia Zapata: Man Convicted of Murdering Gits Singer Dies

Rolling Stone Mia Zapata’s Killer Has Died. Peers Remember the Gits Singer’s ‘True Independent Soul’ Jesus Mezquia, the man convicted of the 1993 murder of popular Seattle musician, died in a Washington hospital in January By Christine Sievanen Jesus Mezquia, the man convicted of murdering Seattle musician Mia Zapata, died in a hospital in Pierce County, Washington, on January 21st. He was 66 years old. His death was confirmed by the Washington State Department of Corrections, which declined to provide a cause of death, citing state privacy laws. Mezquia had been serving a 36-year sentence, which was overturned in August 2005, then subsequently reinstated by the state Court of Appeals in January 2009.

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Mia Zapata s Killer Has Died Peers Remember the Gits Singer s True Independent Soul

Mia Zapata s Killer Has Died. Peers Remember the Gits Singer s True Independent Soul Mia Zapata s Killer Has Died. Peers Remember the Gits Singer s True Independent Soul Jesus Mezquia, the man convicted of the 1993 murder of popular Seattle musician, died in a Washington hospital in January David de Sola, provided by May 23, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Jesus Mezquia, the man convicted of murdering Seattle musician Mia Zapata, died in a hospital in Pierce County, Washington, on January 21st. He was 66 years old. His death was confirmed by the Washington State Department of Corrections, which declined to provide a cause of death, citing state privacy laws. Mezquia had been serving a 36-year sentence, which was overturned in August 2005, then subsequently reinstated by the state Court of Appeals in January 2009.

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Mia Zapata s Killer Has Died Peers Remember the Gits Singer s True Independent Soul

Mia Zapata s Killer Has Died Peers Remember the Gits Singer s True Independent Soul
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Washington department of corrections resumes in-person visits

Washington department of corrections resumes in-person visits By Christine Clarridge, The Seattle Times Published: May 11, 2021, 7:38pm Share: SEATTLE After a disruption of more than a year, in-person visits resumed this week at Washington State Department of Corrections facilities, according to a news release from the DOC. The first official in-person visits occurred on May 9, Mother’s Day. Approved visitors must go online to schedule visits, which will initially be allowed for one hour once per month per visitor, according to the news release. The guidelines are intended to allow access for as many visitors as possible while maintaining safety and sanitation standards to prevent the spread of COVID-19, the department said.

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