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In an interview with TVW , Julia Smith, endangered species recovery manager at the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, said the once widespread owls have all but disappeared.
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11/14/25
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Officials cry foul as Forest Practices Board makes final call on protecting trees near water streams
The Washington State Forest Practices Board took the final steps to approve a new rule this week that will remove large swaths of timber in Western Washington from production.
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By Jacob Moore / jacob@chronline.com
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11/14/25
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The Washington state Republican Party (WAGOP) has recently announced that Scott Presler, the founder of Early Vote Action, a grassroots movement to register Republicans, will travel to Washington …
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By The Chronicle staff
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11/14/25
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Washington’s state land management agencies have designated 12 Discover Pass free days for 2026, meaning visitors to Washington state parks and other public land will not require payment.
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11/14/25
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Washington employers say business climate is getting worse
By The Chronicle staff
A new survey of Washington employers shows that recent tax increases are hitting more than three quarters …
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By The Chronicle staff
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11/14/25
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Razor clam digging opportunities are set for Nov. 18-23 at Long Beach, Twin Harbors, Copalis and Mocrocks beaches, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) shellfish managers confirmed on …
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By The Chronicle staff
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11/14/25
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The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) is stocking nearly 65,000 jumbo rainbow trout in 25 lakes statewide ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, offering anglers a chance to get …
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By The Chronicle staff
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11/14/25
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A sentencing hearing has been scheduled for a California man who pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting a Longview child.
Detjen W. Haynes, 42, of Shingletown, California, pleaded guilty to two …
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11/13/25
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Using satellite imagery, researchers have discovered that nearly 5% of Oregon and Washington’s western forest canopy — about the size of Rhode Island — was scorched and damaged in …
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By Alex Baumhardt / Oregon Capital Chronicle
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11/13/25
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A defense contractor with a history of providing housing for military operations withdrew its inquiry seeking land at the Newport Municipal Airport, a city official said Wednesday, as growing …
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By Shaanth Nanguneri / Oregon Capital Chronicle
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11/13/25
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The shutdown is over.
But jousting continues among Republicans and Democrats — including those from Washington state — over who’s to blame for the longest ever shuttering of …
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By Jerry Cornfield / The Washington State Standard
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11/13/25
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A vague letter from a Texas-based defense contractor spurred concern in Newport that the federal government would seek to establish an immigration detention facility on Oregon’s Central …
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By Shaanth Nanguneri / Oregon Capital Chronicle
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11/12/25
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The Ballmer Group on Wednesday committed hundreds of millions of dollars for free preschool in Washington, a massive philanthropic contribution amid state budget cuts and federal rollbacks.
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By Jake Goldstein-Street / The Washington State Standard
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11/12/25
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Washington State Parks has opened nominations for the Scenic Bikeways Program, allowing businesses and individuals to submit bike routes they think should become Washington state’s first Scenic …
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By The Chronicle staff
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11/12/25
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A short legislative session mired by lower revenues is facing Washington state lawmakers and the city of Kelso's wish list.
That's what Gordon Thomas Honeywell State Lobbyist Amina Teouri told …
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Hayley Day / The Daily News
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11/12/25
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A security company has dropped its lawsuit over Washington’s new sales tax on services weeks after filing it.
It’s unclear why.
The development came after Security …
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By Jake Goldstein-Street / The Washington State Standard
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11/12/25
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While Battle Ground’s name is quite misleading in that a battle never really took place here, there was something of a short-lived battle of the towns.
A town named Crawford in the late …
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Cade Barker / cade@thereflector.com
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11/11/25
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For more than a century, American Legion Post 44 has been a cornerstone of service and patriotism in Ridgefield. Its members, veterans from every branch and generation, carry on a legacy that extends …
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Norman Helgason / norman@thereflector.com
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11/11/25
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Battle Ground Public Schools (BGPS) is accepting referrals for the Aspire Highly Capable Program, which supports students who demonstrate advanced academic abilities or potential. Student referrals …
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The Reflector
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11/11/25
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NatureScaping of Southwest Washington, a botanical garden located at 11000 NE 149th St., Brush Prairie, is seeking a new board president to begin service in January 2026.
NatureScaping is a …
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11/11/25
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