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Puppy Ban: Under 6 Months Barred at Washington-Canada Border
Do not get stuck with your little fuzzy loved one on the other side of the border!. Veterinarian Warns About New Puppy Border Regulations. Starting August 1st, 2024, new regulations from the CDC will significantly impact travelers crossing the U.S. border with dogs, according to a recent warning by a Spokane veterinarian. They posted the warning on Reddit after learning of the changes coming this August to the border which could greatly impact animal owners trying to cross to and from Canada. The changes are aimed at tightening security and closing loopholes at the border, especially when talking about the entry of puppies or the verification of rabies vaccinations.
Samaritan construction remains on schedule, on budget
Aug. 29—MOSES LAKE — If construction of Samaritan Hospital stays on schedule, the first patients will be treated in the new facility in early March 2026. Joe Kunkel, a consultant on the project since its inception, told Samaritan commissioners Tuesday that planning for the move will start soon. "We're not really into transition planning, but if the schedule (holds), 560 days from today we'll ...
Feds will auction two wind energy sites off southern Oregon coast in October
The Biden administration will seek bids on developing two wind energy sites off Oregon’s southern coast in October. The announcement on Thursday followed an environmental assessment of the sites off Coos Bay and Brookings by the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management. The analysis found the sites would pose “no significant” impact on people or the […]
ICYDK – Cell Phone Petition, Ridgefield Costco Opening, & McMinnville Airshow
2 days without cell phones, and the students are already saying, “noooo thank you.” Grant High School has adopted the little lockable pouches where students carry their phone with them, but can’t use it, and students have already started a petition to get rid of them, which has 1,000 signatures already. Who would have thought this would be unpopular?
Missing 69-year-old man from Longview with cognitive issues
LONGVIEW Wash. (KPTV) - On Thursday a missing persons report was filed with the Cowlitz County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) for a 69-year-old Longview resident. David Carey suffers from cognitive issues because of a traumatic brain injury. He was last seen at 9:30 a.m. at his home in Longview. Carey...
Road tolls in WA. could get more expensive if you don’t pay attention.
If you do a lot of driving in the Seattle area you wind up paying road tolls. I can remember a time when that wasn't the case but as the years go by and funding for maintaining bridges and roads reduces WSDOT is relying more on road tolls to help maintain for instance, the Mercer Island bridges.
Law enforcement on alert for Labor Day
Aug. 29—OLYMPIA — The Washington State Patrol put out a notice for Labor Day weekend, reminding people to be cautious on roads and make it to their destination safely. Troopers and law enforcement will conduct conducting emphasis patrols over Labor Day weekend. WSP has had 163 fatal collisions this year. WSP asks that drivers; drive sober, buckle up, follow the speed limit and drive ...
Feds giving West Coast states $100 million to create zero-emission truck fueling network
Oregon, California and Washington are getting a major boost from the federal government to advance the shipment of goods by zero-emission trucks on Interstate 5. The U.S. Department of Transportation is giving the three states $102 million to create a network of charging and fueling stations to power battery and hydrogen-fuel cell semitrucks, according to […]
Is Shari's the next Sears? Shrinking presence, legal battles raise questions about future
Once known for bottomless cups of coffee and a vast array of pies, Shari's Cafe & Pies is becoming synonymous with restaurant closures and legal battles across multiple Washington counties as well as in Idaho and Oregon. A News Tribune analysis of court filings in Washington state shows debt collection...
Drought conditions continue across the Pacific Northwest
WASHINGTON — The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and the National Integrated Drought Information System (NIDIS) report that 61% of the Pacific Northwest Drought Early Warning System region is still experiencing drought conditions. According to the U.S. Drought Monitor, many areas remain in Moderate to Exceptional Drought conditions....
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