It’s rarely meant to insult, but it does or can because it sends a message: “I don’t think you can keep up with me.”
The state Department of Natural resources raised the fire danger Thursday afternoon.
Heat, low humidity and wind all contributed, but the heat wave is expected to begin cooling today.
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Business items on the North Olympic Peninsula.
No one was reported injured, Navy officials said.
The patrols are part of Target Zero, which strives to end traffic deaths and serious injuries in Washington by 2030.
Here are the various business meetings this week across the North Olympic Peninsula.
And other meetings in Jefferson County.
No one was injured, a fire department spokesman said.
Four historic sites won awards and applause.
What they fail to mention is the big-money support from teachers unions.
News items on the North Olympic Peninsula.
The wreck took place at Washington and Monroe streets.
Fire investigators believe a spark from a half-barrel fireplace ignited the blaze.
Olympic National Park rangers continued to search Friday for the body of Clifford Dopps, 74.
The fires are expected to grow with the onset of hot, dry conditions, the National Park Service said.
An elderly couple from Port Hadlock is temporarily homeless after a Thursday evening fire.
University of Washington professor Cliff Mass predicts the state will warm by 3 to 8 degrees Fahrenheit by 2100.
