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SR-28 In East Wenatchee To Temporarily Close As Crews Install Bridge Truss Across Highway

Commuters in East Wenatchee might need to use an alternative route in the days ahead due to the temporary closure of a major roadway.

East Wenatchee, WA · 1d

leavenworthecho.com

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Cashmere seeks public input on zoning changes, new comprehensive plan Nov. 23

CASHMERE – Residents can weigh in Nov. 23 on proposed changes to Cashmere’s zoning map and development rules that would expand areas for higher-density housing, allow more housing options and guide the city’s growth over the next two decades. The City Council reviewed the package Nov. 9...

Cashmere, WA · 1d
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Seven Washington Dive Bars Serving Burgers So Good Locals Keep Them A Secret

Some of the best burgers in Washington come from places with no fancy signs, no reservations, and a pool table in the corner. These are the neighborhood taverns where regulars grab a stool, order the usual, and quietly hope nobody else finds out. This list covers seven of them, from...

Seattle, WA · 1d
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Cashmere homeowner seeks nearly $15,000 for sewer repairs as council presses city to help

CASHMERE – Diane Wannschaff told the Cashmere City Council on Nov. 9 that she had spent nearly $15,000 repairing a sewer connection damaged during a city water-line project and was still trying to recover her money four months later. Her account renewed a disagreement between council members who want...

Cashmere, WA · 2d
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Tacoma News Tribune

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WA Powerball players won $2.5M between jackpots. Here's where tickets were sold

A lucky Powerball player in New Jersey matched all five balls and the Powerball to win the $847 million jackpot on Nov. 4. The jackpot had been climbing since Wednesday, Aug. 12. In that time, more than $2.5 million in prizes was awarded to Powerball players across Washington state , according to Washington’s Lottery. That included two big wins in late October and early November. Here’s where local winners bought their tickets: Where were winning Powerball tickets sold? On Nov. 2, just two days before the New Jersey Powerball player hit the jackpot, a Washington’s Lottery player secured a six-figure win. The winning ticket was sold at the Rosauers grocery store at 101 South 47th Ave. in Ridgefield. Ridgefield is in Clark County, about 15 minutes north of Vancouver. After scoring an initial prize of $50,000 by matching four white balls and the red Powerball, the player used a multiplier add-on to quadruple their winners to $200,000. A few days earlier, Auburn saw a Halloween night winner. The winning ticket was sold at the Safeway Fuel gas station at 101 Auburn Way South. The player won $50,000 through the Double Play add-on. What were winning Powerball numbers? The winning numbers

Washington · 1d

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7 Washington Rockhounding Spots Where You’re Allowed To Take Home The Treasures You Find

One Washington museum hands visitors a hammer and lets them keep up to three fossils a day. The rocks come from an ancient lake bed, and the staff simply check your finds first. I love that kind of rule, honestly. It turns a museum trip into a treasure hunt with...

Washington · 2d

thenerdstash.com

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‘Unless It’s Hate for Republicans’: Washington Residents Accuse Gov. Bob Ferguson of Selective Outrage After Diwali Incident

Washington Governor Bob Ferguson’s condemnation of a hateful incident following a Diwali celebration at the state Capitol has prompted criticism from people who believe he doesn’t show the same concern for everyone. Instead of just agreeing with his message against discrimination, several commenters under an X post of his discussing the top accused the governor of overlooking hostility toward Republicans, Christians, and other groups with different political beliefs.

Washington · 2d

Columbia Insight

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After vote, this Washington city is still open to proposal for 21 data centers

Citizen concerns about resources and public notifications won't stop consideration of Amazon project The post After vote, this Washington city is still open to proposal for 21 data centers appeared first on Columbia Insight .

West Richland, WA · 1d

fox13seattle.com

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Legal challenges emerge after WA's transgender sports ban

A week after voters approved a ban on transgender girls competing in K-12 girls sports. The fight by opponents to try and stop the initiative is only just beginning. Here are the latest lawsuits already targeting the ban.

Washington · 1d

KPTV

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Oregon · 13h

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Wenatchee seeks regional push to close Confluence Parkway’s $142 million funding gap

WENATCHEE – Wenatchee officials are asking regional leaders to make completing the Confluence Parkway their top transportation funding priority, warning that a delay could scatter the project’s construction team and increase the cost of finishing its long-planned bridge across the Wenatchee River. Mayor Mike Poirier brought the request...

Wenatchee, WA · 1d

Animal of Things

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Can You Legally Keep a Stray Cat You Found in Washington?

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Stray cat laws in Washington are not found in one tidy chapter of state law. The state sets a few ground rules, mostly through its animal cruelty chapter, and then leaves the day-to-day details to cities and counties. That is why a cat you find in Seattle can be handled differently from one found in … This article, Can You Legally Keep a Stray Cat You Found in Washington? , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Can You Keep a Stray Cat You Find in Alabama? • Do Massachusetts Laws Require Holding a Stray Cat Before You Can Keep It? • Can You Keep a Stray Cat in Connecticut? Holding Periods, Feeding, and TNR

Washington · 1d

12 News

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No state EV fee in Arizona - but Washington wants to change that

Arizona · 10h

Guessing Headlights

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Driver's Road Rage Post Shows Very Familiar Tacoma That Others Have Also Dealt With On the Road

A Washington driver had a frightening encounter with a lifted Toyota Tacoma on Interstate 405. After sharing the experience on Reddit, they found that other motorists had stories about what appeared to be the same ... Read more

Kirkland, WA · 1d

Tacoma News Tribune

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When will Western Washington see its first frost this fall? What forecasters say

It’s getting colder in Washington state. As temperatures drop, you could start seeing small ice crystals forming on leaves, grass and roads. When can Western Washington residents expect to see frost covering the ground this fall? How long will frosty temperatures last, and how can you protect your plants and plumbing from the chill? Here’s what the experts say: When will we see the first frost in Washington state? When you can expect to see frost in 2026 depends on where you live in Washington state , according to the Old Farmer’s Almanac . The almanac looked at likely dates for the first and last frosts of the season , based on its long-range weather forecasts as well as historical frost averages. In much of Western Washington, frost timing should be “close to the historical average ,” the almanac said, while the last spring frost is expected roughly a week or two later than usual in Central and Eastern Washington. Even “modest” shifts in frost timing can “make a meaningful difference when you’re deciding when to sow early crops, set out seedlings or keep frost protection handy,” the Old Farmer’s Almanac said. The almanac predicted Bellingham would see its first

Washington · 2d

tacomaweekly.com

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South Sound Teams Advance in State Football Playoffs

South Sound high school football teams took the field Saturday as Washington's state playoffs opened with the round of 32. Several area teams advanced with victories, while others won close games to keep their seasons going. Mount Tahoma and Lakes picked up playoff wins, while Puyallup, Sumner, Graham-Kapowsin, Federal Way,...

Tacoma, WA · 2d

everafterinthewoods.com

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This Washington Family Butcher Has Been Hand-Cutting Steaks And Smoking Bacon Since 1972, And Locals Skip The Supermarket For It

Raspberry jalapeño bacon burgers. Korean BBQ pepperoni sticks. Alligator meat. All of it comes from one family butcher counter in a quiet corner of Washington farm country. The shop has been cutting meat since 1972. It still wraps custom orders in plastic and butcher paper, the same way it always has.

Stanwood, WA · 1d

Main Street Dollars

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Minimum wage workers in California, New Jersey, Ohio and Washington get Jan. 1 raises, including $16.48 in New Jersey

Minimum wage workers in four states get a raise on Jan. 1, 2027. California’s rate goes to $17.40 an hour, Washington’s to $17.73, New Jersey’s to $16.48 and Ohio’s to $11.40, according to each state’s labor agency. The increases are already set. Each state has published its new rate and the date it starts, and […]

New Jersey · 2d

tricitiesbusinessnews.com

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Fruit processor fined for failing to meet recycled plastic requirements

A Yakima Valley fruit processor is facing a fine of more than $20,000 for failing to use recycled plastic in any of its packaging materials. Tree Top Inc., which is headquartered in Selah, was one of eight companies fined more than $10,000 each by the state Department of Ecology for failing to meet a 2021 state law that now requires a minimum of 15% post-consumer recycled content in items such as single-use beverage containers.

Yakima, WA · 2d

MyNorthwest.com

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‘He kind of has to throw Reykdal under the bus’: Jake suspects strategy behind Ferguson cheering superintendent’s exit

Washington Governor Bob Ferguson welcomed state schools Superintendent Chris Reykdal’s decision not to seek a fourth term. KIRO host Jake Skorheim suspects the governor had a political reason for distancing himself from Reykdal, specifically because of the millionaires’ tax. “He kind of has to throw Reykdal under the...

Washington · 2d