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Guest opinion piece: Meltdown of Industrial Civilization
by George Ochsenfeld, special to the Mountain News Our industrial civilization is melting down, though we try hard to deny it. The global financial system teeters toward collapse, enraged citizens are rising up against their governments, and climate change is … Continue reading
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Searchers seize weather break and swarm Mount Rainier; but, no sign of missing hikers
By Bruce A. Smith Sunny skies on Monday allowed rescuers to mount a massive search for four overdue hikers, combing the southern slopes of Mount Rainier.
Posted in Mount Rainier, Nature
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Search teams battle snows 10-15 feet deep and drifts to 50-feet to find overdue climbers on Mount Rainier
by Bruce A. Smith Displaying a heroic devotion to duty under extraordinary winter conditions, search teams headed up the slopes above Paradise today, hoping to find a trace of two groups of overdue hikers, park spokesperson Patti Wold announced Sunday evening.
Posted in Mount Rainier, Nature
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The Great Storm of 2012 – big, beautiful, and a huge kick in the butt
by Bruce A. Smith While we watched the snow, sleet, freezing rain, and a mist that seemed to freeze once it landed on a twig or branch – we listened to the torture in the forests – the cracking and … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Events, Graham News, Nature, Self Reliance, Weather
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Update on overdue hikers at Mount Rainier; concerns mount as conditions remain severe
by Bruce A. Smith Update: 7 pm, Saturday, January 21, 2012 Concerns are increasing for the safety of two parties of overdue climbers on Mount Rainier. On Saturday, January 21, park spokesperson Patti Wold released the following information:
Posted in Mount Rainier, Nature
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Search teams gear up for another round of rescues on Mount Rainier
By Bruce A. Smith As the snow tapers off in our low-land locales, search and rescue teams are preparing for another series of operations at Paradise.
Posted in Mount Rainier, Nature
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More trouble on the Mountain
by Bruce A. Smith Two pairs of climbers are overdue from their scheduled hikes on the upper slopes of Mount Rainier above Paradise, park officials announced Tuesday afternoon – less that 24 hours after they joyfully declared that rescued snowshoer … Continue reading
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Rescued Snowshoer Update – Family issues a statement of appreciation; Kim out of woods
Dateline Paradise: Malcolm An, the son of rescued snowshoer, Yong Chun Kim, issued a statement of thanks late Monday in recognition of the hundreds of volunteers and national park staff who worked tirelessly for the past three days to save his … Continue reading
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Found! – Missing snowshoer is “alive and conscious” on Mount Rainier
by Bruce A. Smith Yong Chun Kim, the snowshoer missing for three days on Mount Rainier, has been found alive by search and rescue teams, park spokesperson Lee Taylor joyfully announced Monday afternoon at 2:15 pm.
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Search for missing snowshoer enters third day
by Bruce A. Smith The search for Yong Chun Kim, 66, a snowshoer missing since Saturday afternoon, continues into its third day on Mount Rainier, park spokesperson Lee Taylor announced today. More than 90 people from a variety of mountain … Continue reading
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