Legislation Guarantees Fundamental Rights of Every Parent in America McMorris Rodgers Supports Passage of ‘Parents Bill of Rights’ in U.S. House of Representatives Washington, D.C. – Eastern Washington Congresswoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers (WA-05) today helped pass H.R. 5, the Parents Bill of Rights Act in the House of Representatives. This legislation, which Cathy helped lead, would […]
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By Kathy Hansen, Master Gardener After attending 18 seminars at the 2023 Northwest Flower and Garden Show (NWFGS) in February, I’m kicking off my inaugural 2023 gardening column with key takeaways I “harvested” from the event. I looked at themes that ran through multiple seminars, as well as ideas Northeast Washington gardeners can apply in
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Contact: Kris Thorson, 360-902-8410 OLYMPIA — The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) urges new, prospective hunters to complete hunter education now before youth turkey hunting season opens on April 1 and the general spring turkey season opens on April 15. “Now is a great time to complete hunter education because we are holding
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By Captain Stephan Reckie With spring right around the corner, as you get your boat ready for the season, this is a great time to take a boating safety class. I’ve included information about two local classes that I am offering in May with special pricing for SSCT readers. By law, many recreational boaters in
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By Susan Bradford Together, we DO make a difference! Recently, I have written articles focused on ways we can help local organizations. I believe these kinds of articles can help connect volunteers, add to fund raising efforts, and enhance our community. There is so much value in giving back to our own community, and investing
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