Author: Glenn Bliss
As the new Highway 99 is nearing it’s full operational days, Seattle had two waterfront highways full of pedestrians. Thousands of people gathered at downtown Seattle on Saturday, traveling on foot through the new Highway 99 tunnel and taking a last stroll on the aging Alaskan Way Viaduct. The tunnel was open on Monday to […]
The Washington Citizens’ Commission on Salaries for Elected Officials has approved salary hike for elected officials, judges and lawmakers. It is the third pay raise since the Great Recession. The commission’s decision, which proposed a huge rise in salaries, drew the ire of anti-tax activist Tim Eyman, who has vowed a referendum that would put […]
Aberdeen fire department received a call from Guest House Inn, located at 616 Heron St., at around 4 p.m. on Wednesday, for an unknown medical problem. On reaching the location, they found a deceased female inside the lobby and requested the police department. The police department was informed about a suspicious 35 yr old woman […]
The recent study published at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center led by Dr. Cyrus Ghajar revealed optimistic findings in the battle against metastatic breast cancer. The inference published in Nature Cell Biology, show that it’s possible to destroy cancer cells that can hide for years in patient’s bone marrow. “The study took four years, […]
In an incident of firing on Metro Bus services in King County, a 55 years old man was shot on Sunday by an 88 years old man. The whole scene started after a disturbance when the younger man violently pushed the old man as he attempted to board the bus. This version has also been […]
For 11 long years, the process of reserving a cabin of the 33 cabins at the Cama Beach State Park on Camano Island has been quite a task. The numbers available were of the park itself, and Deb Bell who’s worked at Cama Beach since before the park opened would answer every call herself and […]
A captivating blend of farming, oceanic, mechanical and cutting edge impacts add to Washington State’s social legacy. This is a place that is known for lumberjacks and agriculturists, farmers and ranchers, anglers and mariners, innovative visionaries and driven business visionaries. This is the place business avionics took off. It’s the place PC innovation was changed […]
As the most extended ever shutdown in the history of the United States is getting stretched, the woes of the federal employees are getting worse. But, giving some relief Governor Jay Inslee on Thursday announced an expansion of unemployment benefits to federal employees who have been working without pay. On Friday the federal employees will […]
A man approaching police wielding a knife was shot at by officers in north Spokane after he refused to drop the weapon. The man died of gunshot wounds after he ignored the warning by officers, police said on Wednesday. The man was threatening people with a gun near West Fairview Avenue and North Monroe Street […]
It’s raining movies at the Children’s Film Festival Seattle. Over 150 films from more than 40 countries will be screened at the festival which marks its 14th edition. The festival will be held from January 24 through February 09, 2019. A most anticipated event, the Children’s Film Festival promises to charm kids and adults alike […]
