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MY EDMONDS NEWS Posted: May 11, 2021 Jesse Salomon A bill that removes non-payment of moving violation-based traffic infractions from a list of actions that can lead to criminal enforcement of license suspensions was signed into law by Gov. Jay Inslee on Monday. SB 5226, sponsored by 32nd District State Sen. Jesse Salomon, removes criminal penalties for an inability to pay traffic fines. Under current law, a person is guilty of a misdemeanor if they drive while their driver’s license is suspended or revoked in the third degree. The penalty can be up to 90 days in jail, a $1,000 fine, or...
The Whitley County Health Department’s annual Child Abuse Prevention Walk in Corbin on Saturday sought to bring awareness to child abuse in the community. The walk is an annual event to build up awareness in the community that everybody has the ability to do something to help a child, said Kathy Lay, a health educator at the Whitley County Health Department. “If you have that opportunity to help a child, or you see something, you need to report it,” said Lay. The Corbin walk is one of four that takes places throughout the year. Each year, two walks happen for child abuse prevention whil...
(Delridge/Roxbury box painted by Desmond Hansen last June) 2:57 PM: Less than an hour ago, a Minneapolis jury delivered its verdict in the trial of the former police officer who killed George Floyd last May: Guilty on all counts. Here in Seattle, this is just in from the city: Following the guilty verdict in the Derek Chauvin trial in Minneapolis, the City of Seattle is providing an update for residents. City of Seattle department leaders have been preparing to allow residents to have the space to grieve and honor the life of George Floyd. While the City expects community members to grieve...
NewsSportsOpinionObituariesUSA TODAYE-EditionLegals Wilk looks to combat learning lost to COVID-19 with Senate Bill 545 If bill passes, parents could request school districts to retain students in their 2020-21 grade levels if they struggled amid the pandemic Victorville Daily Press As schools across California transition back to varying levels of in-person instruction after a year of shuttered classrooms, a bill authored by state Sen. Scott Wilk that addresses learning lost to the COVID-19 pandemic is making its way through the legislative process. Senate Bill 545, which Wilk says will prov...