MARCH IS HERE and it seems like both the lion and the lamb want to claim the beginning of March. Truth be told, March always… Continue reading
Hey, Washington Democrats, take a breath. The state gets a pandemic revenue windfall of several billion, and you’re spending all of it? How about a… Continue reading
Did you know that Medicare is in grave danger of being quietly handed to Wall Street? A pilot program called Direct Contracting, an experiment initiated… Continue reading
What are you looking forward to as spring weather begins?… Continue reading
The state House has approved a measure that will allow legislative staff to begin collective bargaining in 2024. The Spokesman-Review reported that the… Continue reading
FIRST, WELCOME TO Lent, the most somber of the seasons of the Christian Church, which we kicked off on Wednesday. I am here today to… Continue reading
Doesn’t see point Hurrah, Gov. Jay Inslee has moved the end date for the state’s indoor mask mandate up to March 12. But wait, as… Continue reading
A Yakima man who was being chased when a deputy mistakenly shot and killed off-duty police officer Donald Sahota has pleaded not… Continue reading
A new calf has been was born to J pod of the endangered Southern Resident orcas. The Seattle Times reported that Center for… Continue reading
Washington state is expanding its program to distribute free COVID-19 tests throughout the state. The Seattle Times reported that officials with the state… Continue reading
A trade group that represents some of the biggest U.S. food companies has agreed to pay $9 million for violations of Washington campaign… Continue reading
The state Legislature has overwhelmingly passed two measures to clarify part of a wide-ranging package of police reform laws passed last year, in… Continue reading
Police are investigating a shooting that left a young man dead Wednesday evening on Third Avenue in downtown Seattle. The shooting victim, in… Continue reading
Have you had difficulty finding housing on the North Olympic Peninsula?… Continue reading
Did you watch the State of the Union address?… Continue reading
but the weather had no effect on state… Continue reading
Gov. Jay Inslee announced indoor masking mandates will be removed beginning March 12, including schools. Is this good timing based on science or is it… Continue reading
Continuing decades of Olympic Peninsula Audubon Society efforts to increase presence
Nearly half of the COVID-19 tests made available by the U.S. government have gone unclaimed. Have you ordered tests to be delivered by the U.S.… Continue reading
State lawmakers are making a last-ditch attempt to block intoxicating, synthetically derived cannabis products, including gummy candies and vape oil, from being sold… Continue reading
