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LETTER:Spring bear hunt

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife issuing hundreds of permits to hunt black bears from April 15…

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LETTER:Appreciates program

A bonus of this last year has been Peninsula College’s Studium Generale program at 12:30 p.m. Thursdays at…

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LETTER: Questions about Biden

What is happening at the southern border?

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A GROWING CONCERN: Don’t be a dirt-poor gardener

SO THE SUN shines and look what happens! I can’t believe it, yet indeed it happened — someone…

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How many Final Four picks are still alive on your men’s NCAA Tournament bracket?

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Do you support a tax on phone lines to fund a suicide hotline.

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LETTER: Agrees with Hansen

Paul Hansen’s March 14 opinion piece perfectly stated the case for an emergency measure of a proposed capital…

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Lawmakers get good news on state revenues

By Rachel La Corte

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LETTER: Rescue bill applause

I was very proud to be a Democrat when President Joe Biden signed the pandemic rescue bill.

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President Biden plans to send stockpiled AstraZeneca shots to Canada and Mexico because the vaccines aren’t yet FDA approved. Do you agree with the move?

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Skykomish River hatchery to rely on native steelhead trout

INDEX — Officials said a fish hatchery for the Skykomish River will stop importing steelhead trout from the…

FILE- This March 12, 2021, file photo released by Portland Police Bureau shows smashed windows left behind by people inside the perimeter of a march by a group of about 100 hundred protesters Friday night in Portland, Ore. Portland Mayor Wheeler on Monday, Mach 15, 2021 called for an end to violence and property destruction after businesses were damaged over the weekend. Oregon's largest city has seen a series of often violent protests following the police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis. (Portland Police Department via AP, File)

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Portland leaders condemn ongoing violence by ‘anarchists’

By Sara Cline

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European countries are seeing another wave of COVID-19. Do you think the same thing will happen in the United States?

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Gonzaga guard Jalen Suggs holds his tournament most outstanding player award after Gonzaga defeated BYU in an NCAA college basketball game in the West Coast Conference men's final, Tuesday, March 9, 2021, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/David Becker)

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Unbeaten Zags look to finish perfect

No. 1 overall seed begins play Saturday

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Should state trust lands be managed to benefit the public as a whole or designated beneficiaries (rural schools, fire, hospital districts)?

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Do you plan to take advantage of the free state parks day on Friday?

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Inslee orders schools in-class hybrid option

Peninsula schools already on hybrid schedules

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Washington State parks to start reopening later this month

SEATTLE — Washington State Parks has said that many group camps, day-use rental shelters, interpretive centers and historic…

Debra Lekanoff, the only Native American in the state Legislature, and she feels the weight of clearing the way for others to follow. House Democrats photo

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State’s only Native American lawmaker clears her own path

Lekanoff: Trust builds understanding for better policies

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Moske, likes the moss. His mom, Sasha Fochtman, not so much. She wonders how to get rid of the moss in a pet friendly way — not by using chemical killers.

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A GROWING CONCERN: A rolling lawn gathers no moss

IT DOES NOT take much to get my horticultural hackles raised and so was the case this last…