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Killing of wolf pack sparks growing controversy
By Josh Magill The slaughter of a wolf pack by the Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife to assuage concerns of local cattle ranchers in the north-central section of the state has triggered an enormous political backlash.
Posted in Culture, Josh Magill, Nature, Politics
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Voting in Frederickson – a personal tale
by Josh Magill No lines or waiting greeted voters on Tuesday afternoon at the polling center set up inside Pierce County’s Maintenance Facility near Canyon Road and 192nd Street in Frederickson.
Posted in Culture, Frederickson, Josh Magill, Politics
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Basic Election Statistics – 2012
Editor’s Note: The Pierce County Auditor’s Office, which manages the county’s elections, has sent us a media kit with a plethora of interesting election detail. We thought Mountain News readers would like to see the summary:
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State policies on wolves have strong impacts in Cascades
By Josh Magill Washington State Senator Kevin Ranker stated on Thursday that he wants to know the specifics of why the Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife (WDF&W) decided to eliminate a pack of wolves known as the “Wedge Pack” … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Environment, Josh Magill, Nature, Pets and livestock
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Wolves – our fears and fascination
By Josh Magill Their eyes are dark, sometimes yellow-tinted, or even a dark orange that some mistake as the color of blood. Those eyes are mysterious and chilling, yet we are drawn to them like a trance and we can’t … Continue reading
Posted in Book reviews, Culture, Josh Magill, Pets and livestock, Politics
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Sandy Update, Wednesday evening, October 31, 2012
by Bruce A. Smith It’s been two full days since Sandy slammed into the New York-New Jersey coast and the impacts are both local and national, physical and emotional, at a scale few have ever experienced before.
Posted in Culture, Environment, Nature, Weather
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Campbell weighs in on Pierce County Council Race – supports Rasmussen
Special to the Mountain News Tom Campbell, the former state representative from the 2nd LD, has sent the Mountain News the following statement on the current race between Marilyn Rasmussen and Jim McCune for the Pierce County Council seat from … Continue reading
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Thinking of Sandy and Full Moons
By Bruce A. Smith, and photo by Josh Magill Like many, I was consumed with watching coverage of Hurricane Sandy this evening.
Posted in Culture, Frederickson, Josh Magill, Nature, Remarkable men and women, Weather
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Democrats donate Ramtha monies to charity
By Bruce A. Smith In response to tremendous pressure from Republicans to return monies donated by Ramtha channel JZ Knight, local Democrats are grabbing a middle ground and giving the money to charity.
Posted in Culture, Politics, Ramtha, Spirituality, Uncategorized
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