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Washington State suspends intake at two western Washington juvenile rehabilitation facilties
OLYMPIA, Wash. — On July 5 the Washington State Department of Children, Youth and Families (DCYF) suspended new intakes at Echo Glen Children’s Center in Snoqualmie and the Green Hill School in Chehalis. According to a press release from the DCYF, the suspension has been implemented to stabilize...
Warning: WA residents Warned to Not Travel to These 19 Locations
Fellow residents of Washington - are you planning on grabbing your passport and leaving for a vacation out of the country?. Before leaving the US, you should consider these important items. Update your will. I suppose it is a good idea always to have an up-to-date will, just in case...
First heat wave of the season will bring scorching temps in the 90s and 100s across the region
Excessive Heat Alerts are in place across all of Washington, most of Oregon and Idaho this week as triple-digit temperatures arrive during the first heat wave of the year. From Saturday to Friday, the Inland Northwest will be under either an Excessive Heat Warning or Advisory as daytime highs reach well into the 90s and triple digits, especially by Tuesday and Wednesday -- Spokane is under the warning. Sunday's forecast highs will trend in the low-to-high 90s for most of eastern Washington and North Idaho, with Spokane's high temperature expected to reach 96 degrees. However, places like Lewiston, Tri-Cities, and Vantage will cruise into the triple digits.
Stunning photos offer chilling look at Mount St. Helens eruption
The United States Geological Service (USGS) recently shared that Mount St. Helens appears to be going through a "recharge" phase. Naturally, every time we hear news about Mount St. Helens having any volcanic activity - even if it is deemed to be non-threatening - we immediately pay attention. But why is that, when there are over 100 volcanoes in the United States - including 19 in Washington State alone?
Can Homeless People Be Fined for Sleeping Outside in Washington State?
Can Homeless People Be Fined For Sleeping Outside In Washington State?. Homelessness is a complex issue that affects communities across the United States, and Washington State is no exception. One common question that arises when discussing homelessness is whether or not homeless individuals can be fined for sleeping outside. AP...
Court fight tests Washington’s protections for tenants threatened with eviction
When a tenant in Washington faces eviction, it’s possible they can reach a settlement agreement with their landlord that allows them to stay in their home. A state law approved in 2021 bars these agreements from forcing renters to waive certain protections – things like rights to mediation of tenant-landlord disagreements, rent repayment plans, and 14-day eviction notices.
Fantasy Island Masquerade Gala – Auctions are live
Anyone in the community can and view and bid on fantastic items from many local businesses, restaurants, and artisans, including: The Village Inn, Kingfish, Houlme, Island Thyme, Island House Dental, Pawki’s, Pepper and Blue, Island Gear, Olga’s, Faraway’s, Orcas Bakery, Deer Harbor Charters, Wildlife Cycles, Kate Geddes, Robert Dash, Peter Fisher, John Raymond Berry, Inese Westcott, Orcas Island Pottery, and so many more!
Fairhaven’s outdoor cinema screenings begin July 6
BELLINGHAM, WA (MyBellinghamNow.com) – The Fairhaven Association recently announced the lineup for this summer’s outdoor cinema screenings. The season kicks off on the Fairhaven Village Green Saturday, July 6 with the 1985 classic The Goonies, complete with a pre-show set by the Bayou Opossums. The screenings will continue...
Pride month isn’t over: Bellingham hosts family-friendly events after July 4 holiday
BELLINGHAM, WA (MyBellinghamNow.com) – Fourth of July festivities have come and gone but outdoor family-friendly events will continue this weekend with Pride IN Bellingham. On Saturday, Boundary Bay will host a Pride Family Picnic from noon to 4 p.m., followed by the All-Ages Pride Dance at Depot Market Square from 7 to 10 p.m. with live DJs and drag artists.
People flock to stores to buy fans, AC units to cool down during summer heat
SEATTLE — As temperatures climb, people across the sound are going shopping for fans and air conditioning units to get some relief. "I would say one out of every four people coming into the store is looking for a way to cool down this summer," said Tim Clark, Ace Hardware assistant manager.
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