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Category Archives: Nature
Mountain Highway Closed at LaGrande
The following is a message from Pierce County Alert: SR 7 Closed, Both Directions – State Route 7, known locally as Mountain Highway, is closed in both directions in the LaGrande area due to a slide. Southbound traffic is being … Continue reading
Posted in Eatonville News, Environment, Mount Rainier, Nature
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Mount Rainier National Park offers free admission this Saturday
Special to the Mountain News – The National Park Service has released the following announcement: Ashford, WA: Get a head start on your summer fun with free admission to Mount Rainier National Park this Saturday, June 9. In celebration of … Continue reading
Posted in Ashford, Entertainment, Environment, Mount Rainier, Nature
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2nd Annual Mother Earth News Fair coming to area
by Bruce A. Smith In testament to the “green power” of the Pacific Northwest, the Mother Earth News is hosting their second annual fair at the Puyallup Fair Grounds, June 2-3, next Saturday and Sunday.
Posted in Culture, Environment, Events, Health, Nature, Pets and livestock, Puyallup, Science and Technology
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Beavers and Mother Nature force closure of Orting-Kapowsin Highway
by Bruce A. Smith A section of the Orting-Kapowsin Highway was closed Friday due to the actions of beavers, according to a press release from the Road Operations Division of the Pierce County Department of Public Works and Utilities.
NPS Ranger – with ties to Margaret Anderson – becomes agency whistleblower, writes book
By Bruce A. Smith Rob Danno, the former Chief Ranger at Bryce Canyon National Park who gave Margaret Anderson her first ranger job in the National Park Service, has written an account of his whistle blowing activities within the … Continue reading
Spring has sprung – time to make some dandelion wine!
This post comes to the Mountain News courtesy of the Big Bottom Self-Reliant Community, an organization started by our old friends Anuttama and Billy Budd. Last year, the Budds moved to the Glenoma area, east of Morton, in the … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, Recipes, Self Reliance
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Climbing rangers at Mount Rainier receive awards for valor during 2002 rescues
Special to the Mountain News The national spotlight that was placed upon Mount Rainier National Park over the past few months – first in the tragic shooting death of NPS Ranger Margaret Anderson, and then days later in the dramatic … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Mount Rainier, Nature, Remarkable men and women, Weather
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Columnist Paula Morris: In Honor of the Four Lost on The Mountain
by Paula Morris It’s been nearly three weeks now since four climbers ventured up Mt. Rainier and were lost. My hope and that of their families and friends is that by some miracle they found a way to survive and … Continue reading
Posted in Mount Rainier, Nature, Paula Morris, Uncategorized
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Mount Rainier – further analysis of the tragedy and rescue – three saved, four still missing
by Bruce A. Smith Three weeks after Mount Rainier’s epic snow storm of January 14-22, personal testimonies from the survivors – principally Josephine Johnson and Jim Dickman, two snow shoers serendipitously rescued as part of the search for a third … Continue reading
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Anatomy of the search for the four overdue hikers at Mount Rainier
by Bruce A. Smith As the search for four overdue hikers at Mount Rainier winds down after nearly two weeks of combing the slopes above Paradise, park spokesperson Kevin Bacher gave the Mountain News a comprehensive analysis of the … Continue reading
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