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Category Archives: Nature
Mount Rainier to close road to Paradise on Tuesdays and Wednesdays this winter
Editor’s Note: Mount Rainier National Park announced this week that it is making a major change in providing access for the public to the Paradise area, and will close the road from Longmire on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
Posted in Ashford, Environment, Mount Rainier, Nature, Uncategorized
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Missing Snowboarders Found on Mount Rainier as major snow storm hits
Special to the Mountain News At approximately 1100 hours this morning, searchers at Mount Rainier National Park found the two snowboarders who have been missing since Sunday, November 12. Derek Tyndall, 21, and Thomas Dale, 20, had spent Sunday … Continue reading
Posted in Mount Rainier, Nature, Uncategorized, Weather
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Update: Search to continue Tuesday morning for missing snowboarders at Paradise
Update, 10 pm, Monday, 11.12.12: Kevin Backer, public information officer at Mount Rainier National Park, has issued the following update on the missing snowboarders above Paradise: About 3:00 this afternoon, one of the search teams made brief visual contact, from … Continue reading
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Sandy and the snow – an update from New York
by Bruce A. Smith After Hurricane Sandy hit last week, the New York-New Jersey area endured a major winter storm this week known as a Nor’easter that dumped over a half-foot of heavy, wet snow and packed winds of up … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Nature, Politics, Self Reliance, Uncategorized, Weather
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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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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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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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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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NPS Climbing Ranger killed on Mount Rainier during rescue effort; four others injured – UPDATES, Saturday, Sunday, Monday
by Bruce A. Smith A climbing ranger at Mount Rainier National Park has died during a rescue attempt on the Emmons Glacier this afternoon, park officials announced Thursday evening, June 21, 2012.
Posted in Cops and courts, Eatonville News, Mount Rainier, Nature
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