Sen. Murray to International Olympic Committee: Immediately Ramp Up Efforts to Protect Health of Athletes from Contaminated Water in Brazil
Cantwell, Murray, Bipartisan Senators Urge CMS to Expand Substance Abuse Treatment Coverage Senators argue changes to outdated Medicaid rules necessary in response to worsening opioid addiction epidemic
NEWS FROM OLYMPIA:
Statement from Gov. Jay Inslee regarding this morning’s shooting in Mukilteo
WSDA: Aug. 7-13 is Washington Farmers Market Week
DOE: Soil, groundwater cleanup coming at Edmonds site
DOE: Updated programs help protect shorelines in Lincoln County
DOE: State adopts new clean water rule Protects health of Washington's people and economy
ESD: Technology navigators needed now to help the unemployed
WDFW: Columbia River fall chinook fishery set to open under some new rules
WDFW: Salmon season closes Aug. 5 in Marine Area 9
L&I: Seattle employer fined nearly $450,000 for failing to correct workplace hazards
DNR: Public service announcement urges caution on forest roads
WSDOT: Southbound I-5 weekend work finishes in SeaTac, Des Moines; closures in Tukwila are next
WSDOT: I-90 floating bridge to close while Blue Angels soar and roar Aug. 4-7
UTC: Illegal party bus company fined $15,000
NORTHWEST HEADLINES:
Bellingham Herald: More than 2 dozen large wildfires burn in Western states
THE OLYMPIAN: State pot sales reach new high after medical shops’ closures
Seattle Times: Tacoma teacher wants students to keep cool, but assert rights during police stops
Tacoma News Tribune: Ventrella mulls limited campaign re-boot, Pierce County exec strong in state Auditor race.
Seattle PI: Claim: Jailers mocked dying young woman during her last hours
NOTE PAD:
In today's video clip the last parts of the discussion of the marina rate review during Monday's meeting.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p7yFKvKTsEQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HkY5n35VPms
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QzPb89h6iWI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mAqLC4-R8PA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9Bk2_fgzOg
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PDN: Fluoridation ends in Port Angeles; advisory vote to be on ballot in 15 months The Port Angeles City Council has voted to end fluoridation of municipal water and conduct a vote Nov. 7, 2017.
Quote from article: Eloise Kailin of Sequim, president of the anti-fluoridation group Our Water, Our Choice!, said Downie’s proposal “merits support.” But an advisory vote “is a pointless, painful and divisive exercise,” Kailin said in a prepared statement, and hinted at further protests from fluoridation foes.
Editorial note: Now, Eloise are we being unreasonable here? I see it as a win on the anti-fluoride side, at least we may finally put this to rest, this should have been done years ago. And, I thought the other side had qualms about a public vote, looks now some on the anti-fluoride fence as some fears over a vote....What do you think?
DAILY DEVOTIONAL
God Is!
Most people, at some time in their lives, wonder about the existence of God. Many refuse to believe in God, because they do not want to obey Him. Some have doubts because the Bible says they cannot see God. Still others claim to believe in God, but they live as though He does not exist. How can you be sure whether or not there is a God?---Gospel Minutes
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