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Cliff Mass, what was that slop outside?

Posted Wed, Apr 15, 6 a.m.

By Knute Berger

For a variety of reasons, our weather is confusing. Fortunately, if a weather expert doesn't get through to you, here's some Northwest folk wisdom to fall back on.

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Puget Sound foot ferries migrate to San Francisco

Posted Mon, Jan 12, 6 a.m.

By Matt Rosenberg

The Bay Area makes use of our former foot ferries, and then some, all paid for by tolls.

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Bringing back the wolves of Olympic National Park

Posted Mon, Oct 20, midnight

By Eric de Place

A new study reveals the changes wrought on Olympic National Park's ecosystem when the wolves disappeared, presenting a compelling argument for reintroducing them.

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Other media

4.6 magnitude earthquake rattles Puget Sound area early Friday morning Quake at 5:25 a.m. centered in Kitsap County, three miles from Kingston

SEATTLE TIMES

In many places, Washington teachers are among the best paid workers, says a study But not in Seattle, Bremerton, or Kennewick. The study looked at compensation within markets of college-educated workers, and it found that in most places teacher salaries compare favorably.

OLYMPIAN (OLYMPIA)

Heavy rain and a flood watch in Western Washington "Rainfall amounts over the Olympics and Cascades are expected to range from 3 to 7 inches and may locally exceed 10 inches."

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE

The Kitsap Sun names a new editor David Nelson, who is local news editor of the Bremerton, Wash., paper, will take over for retiring editor Scott Ware.

KITSAP SUN (BREMERTON)

Blog posts

Mellow Seattle: maybe too mellow on crime?

Posted Wed, Apr 8, 3 p.m.

by Ted Van Dyk

Why do we tolerate so much open crime on Seattle streets?

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