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Donate used prom clothing to help low-income teens
Romantic fans of Stephenie Meyer's "Twilight" series love to dress up at book-release parties.
Drivable feasts: Find fresh food at the farm
DEAN J. KOEPFLER/The News Tribune Sisters Kaisa, 4, and Grace Mallory , 3, of Puyallup love visiting Terry's Berries to play with the baby ducks and chickens as well as the farm store where they can sample ...
Tobias Cron announces the first act at the third annual River Rock Jamboree five miles up Entiat River Road on Saturday afternoon.
MAIL: Post offices closed today. No home delivery except Express Mail. The postal unit inside the Shell gas station at Fisher's Landing, 16320 S.E. Cascade Park Drive, is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Seabury Blair Jr.: Jumping Slug Document Raises Sensitive Questions
Outdoors YAHOO! Outdoors One particular item included in the Environmental Impact Statement for the repair of the Dosewallips River Road caught my eye.
New Elwha River bridge dwarfs men who build it
This must be Paul Bunyan's work. The tiny men atop the 85-foot concrete columns on the banks of the Elwha River couldn't have built these mammoth structures.
The first brewery in Yakima since Yakima Brewing & Malting Co. closed nearly three years ago is now open for business.
One barrier remains to full Wild Sky access
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THE FLOOD WARNING CONTINUES FOR THE SPOKANE RIVER AT SPOKANE * UNTIL WEDNESDAY MORNING...OR UNTIL THE WARNING IS CANCELLED.
Man dies in crash in Puyallup, driver arrested after chase
A man died when his car was T-boned at an intersection early Tuesday in Puyallup, and another driver has been arrested for investigation of vehicular homicide.
Guided Wildland Discover Hikes let you learn as you go
Registration has begun for the first of this year's Wildland Discovery Hikes offered by the Washington Trails Association. via Tacoma News Tribune
Keep an eye on county The April 24 story reported, "Commissioners want state biologist replaced," but Clark County Commissioners should look in a mirror before having requested replacement of Washington ... via The Columbian
If you put a bunch of hikers in a room, there are a few topics that are sure to seed lively conversation. via Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Arbor Day tree, shrub distribution at ice arena Trees and shrubs will be distributed at the Riverfront Park Ice Arena, at the foot of Fifth Street, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday as part of local Arbor Day ... via Wenatchee World
Vancouver mother, daughter killed in crash
Tuesday, March 11, 2008 By JOHN BRANTON, Columbian Staff Writer A Vancouver mother and daughter were killed -- and five other people were injured Monday afternoon -- in a four-vehicle crash on Interstate 5 ... via The Columbian
Hoh Rain Forest: a Wet Walk in the Wild
Seabury Blair Jr. Photo A February walk along the Hoh Nature Trail leads through moss-draped trees. via Kitsap Sun
Everett Marshlands park gets another look
“There are a number of challenges”
A soggy swath of prime farmland on the city's southern fringe called the Marshlands could one day be Everett's largest park with miles of trails and open space for picnics. via The Herald
Road closures and school changes for Monday
State Highway 272 is closed from Colfax to Palouse. No timetable has been set for reopening the highway. via KXLY-TV Spokane
GARBAGE: Garbage and recyclables will be picked up on schedule Monday in all of Clark County, including Camas. via The Columbian