Washington to conserve 77,000 acres of older state forests
Washington’s Department of Natural Resources is setting aside more than 77,000 acres of forest lands in Western Washington
Washington’s Department of Natural Resources is setting aside more than 77,000 acres of forest lands in Western Washington
U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi sent a letter to the governor last week demanding that the state change its “sanctuary” policies.
The state’s Meaningful Day service gave residents access to activities like shopping, bingo or movie showings. Now that community connection will be gone.
Democratic incumbent state legislators were on top Tuesday night following the first round of results in the Aug. 5 election.
The funding is essential to both providers, who are often overworked, and to young children, who risk expulsion without proper intervention.