February 29, 2004
City of Bremerton
getting extreme makeover - to become another 'walkable' community -King
5 News
Park service
holds meetings on "Road to Nowhere" -News-Observer
February 24,
2004
Sequim residents
protest plans for Walmart
- King 5 News
Alarmists Exaggerate
Pentagon Climate Report - Global Warming Speculations Misrepresented
as Fact -CEI
February 22,
2004
Forde responds
to lawsuit with counterclaims; PDN quits case
Walkable, European-style
communities - Sound familiar? Twisp Planning Commission envisions riverfront
commercial district -
Methow Valley News
PT 'EcoVillage'
planned - Goal is affordable, environmentally sensitive housing
- Port Townsend Leader
Forde files response,
denies charges; Plaintiff files notice of dismissal of action
commentary
by Lois K. Perry, News Editor
February 21,
2004
Smart Growth:
A Generation of Manipulation and Behavior Modification
- Freedom
21 Santa Cruz commentary
Illarionov Likens
Kyoto to Gosplan -
Moscow Times
Researchers
make a giant Oregon find -- a water flea - The Oregonian
-
plus a letter from Julie Kay Smithson about the story
Illegals
plan stirs anger amid 'jobless recovery' - Bush plan deemed '1-way merger'
with Mexico that hurts U.S. workers -WorldNetDaily/Insight
What’s worth all
this secrecy? by
Bob Williams, EFF
February 20,
2004
Lodge owner takes
on Park Service - Fine for Wrangell-St. Elias pallet bridge shows agency
out of control, man says -
Anchorage Daily News
Species Not So Endangered?
Disappearing owl trick may be a red herring after all -
Liberty Matters News Service
BLM Approves DARPA Grand
Challenge from
Sierra Times
Constitution
Party Launches New Website
Taxpayers Fleeced
to Protect Blind Cave Spider -Liberty
Matters News Service
Eco-Imperialism's Deadly
Consequences by
Stephen Milloy from Fox News / Brevard Insider
February 19,
2004
Cantwell pushes
plan to expand Mt. Rainier park by 800 acres -
Seattle P-I
The Illinois State
Board of Education -- An Easy Target By
Peter LaBarbera, Executive Director of Illinois Family Institute
Construction
crane used for environmental protest - Activists arrested while enviro
group spokesperson says this is just the beginning -
King 5 News
Latest facts from
governor’s contract with Boeing -
Evergreen Freedom Foundation
February 18,
2004
Salmon Fishing only
an echo of the past -The effects of the Boldt decision on Washington
fishermen - The News Tribune
Olympia, WA: Slew of
health bills OK'd in House -The Olympian
Agency to recommend
minimum flows to aid fish -The
Columbian
Portrait of a tax
opponent - Retiree is devoted to less government -
Seattle P-I
Cougar controls
demanded - Critics tell state lawmakers current system doesn't work
-Spokesman-Review
Closest Presidential
Races in U.S. History -
K-House
States rebelling
against No Child Left Behind Act -
Daily News
'Conservative
Republican' sets sights on Murray's post -
The Daily News
Good news and not-so-good
news about crime in Seattle
- Robberies decline while auto thefts, residential burgleries
increase - King 5 News
February 17,
2004
The Constitution
Restoration Act Of 2004: The Most Important Legislation In The Last
Fifty Years by
Chuck Baldwin
Greens, loggers find
common ground in saving Cascade foothills
- Seattle P-I
Hatchery pump malfunction
kills 600,000 salmon -
King 5 News
Jobs sent offshore
worth millions - Democrats list state contracts in case against 'outsourcing'
The
Olympian
February 16,
2004
Stopping the Real
Pests By Henry I. Miller, MD, Fellow, The Hoover
Institution
Proposed Tumacacori
Highlands Wilderness - Commentary
by Glynn A. Burkhardt, Vice President, Arizona Small Mine Operators
Association
Mountain Biking
and Wilderness Controversy Explored
- commentary by Julie Kay Smithson
Sanctuary officials
await new boundary decision - Choice has been made but it is being kept
a secret -
San Mateo County Times
Open space annexation
is on track - Agency hopes to encompass 220 square miles of Coastside
- San Mateo
County Times
February 15,
2004
Boeing contract:
State delivers 250 pages of additional details to EFF - Some key documents
still missing - EFF
Everglades: a
dismal bureaucratic swamp by
Madeleine Fortin, for eco-logic
Wanted: New candidates
who uphold the Constitution -
by Henry Lamb, for eco.freedom.org
Activists target
state's hunters - Maryland plans season for culling black bears; 'Model
of wildlife management'; Bill seeks to block first hunt in 50 years
-Baltimore
Sun
A nasty surprise
awaits the middle class come tax day
- Seattle P-I
The Constitutionalist
Manifesto: A Summary -
from Eagle Forum
We need to return
to the Constitution as our guide by John D'Aloia,
Jr., Trackside
February
14, 2004
Republicans:
Don't give up on "W" now! -
by Henry Lamb for ecofreedom.org
Fox in the Henhouse
- The so-called "Taxpayer Advocate
Program"by Richard W. Rahn,
Cato Institute
Illegals needed?
That's a fallacy - Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Ehrlich wants to
end the Glendening-era Office of Smart Growth - Bill proposes Department
of Planning take over -Baltimore Sun
February 13,
2004
Stevens to change
its growth rules - State says county rules to save `critical areas'
are defective -Spokesman-Review
Federal judge overturns
ban on snowmobiling in Yellowstone -
Enviros fight to overturn it - Missoulian/Billings Gazette
House revives wolf
plan to conform with U.S. -
Billings Gazette
Methow Valley:
Sub-basin planning offers view
of draft -Methow Valley News
February 12,
2004
Bush budget plan boosts
spending on forests, fish -The
Columbian
WA State House OKs
farm tax break -News
Tribune
RS 2477 Reform is
Needed to Protect Private Property from Sierra Times
"Smart Growth"
: Study Reveals DEP Plan Eliminates Jobs - DEP Anti-housing Policy Will
Slash 42,800 Jobs, $4.6 Billion in Government Revenue and $17.1 Billion
in Personal Income - News
Release, NJBA
February
10, 2004
States to Washington:
Cease and Desist!
- LMNS
Minimum wage freeze
passes Senate -
Seattle P-I
Microsoft warns
of critical security flaw in Windows
- King 5 News
E-Vote Machines
Drop More Ballots
-Wired.com
Taxes in Washington
State - Never Enough?
letter from Don Albright
Sports anglers turn
their ire to use of nets -The
Olympian
Overdraft phase
of groundwater trial completed - Judge could issue ruling in one to
three months -
Adobe Free Press
February 9, 2004
Feds seize family's
ranch - Property owners fight government 'land grab'
- by Henry Lamb for WND
Lawmaker criticized
for 'population' bill -
King 5 News
Housing hurdles:
Part II by
Thomas Sowell, for Washington Times
Developer's woes
vex Fitzsimons - Criticized by landowners, plaza plan on hold as Aurora
looks at financial troubles -
Denver Post
Years After the Boldt
Decision; "The Right of Taking Fish at Usual- Ruling reshaped fishing,
tribal rights - Echoes of landmark case linger -
The Olympian
The Great State
of Jefferson : A Modest Proposal for the Establishing of a New State
-from Sierra Times
February 8, 2004
Growth
and Housing Affordability: Evidence from Statewide Planning Laws"
- a study on housing affordability in Washington, Florida and Oregon
by Samuel R. Staley, Ph.D., President, The Buckeye Institute for Public
Policy Solutions with Len Gilroy.
February 7, 2004
Builders seek the
same as Boeing - BIAW wants protection against certain lawsuits
- Seattle P-I
EFF files lawsuit to
obtain Boeing contract details -Evergreen
Freedom Foundation
Governor to Norton:
Federal wolf message contradictory
February 6, 2004
Ludlow laments land
use mistakes -Residents say county dropping the ball on land use violations
- PT Leader
National Rifle Association
alerts 4 million members: Hunting in Montana, Wyoming and Idaho Has
been destroyed by wolves- by Chuck Adams for American
Hunter Magazine
Housing Hurdles
by Thomas Sowell
for Townhall
February 5, 2004
Group asks high court
to hear Methow water case -
Methow Valley News
'Community' land
trust wants to get into the housing business -
Methow Valley News
Utah unplugs
its MATRIX link - Privacy concerns lead state to opt out of data program
- Deseret Valley News
February 4, 2004
Illinois Governor
takes on the board of education; calls for accountability
- from speech at NGA
Governor Locke
calls for $1 billion annually in new education spending by
Lynn Harsh, EFF
Beware
of vaccine bullies by Michelle Malkin for World Net
Daily
February 3, 2004
Education and
the Constitution -
TRACKSIDE © by John D’Aloia Jr.
Utah House Passes Anti-UN
Resolution -
The Liberty Committee
February 2, 2004
New computer virus
set to hit Tuesday -King
5 News
Food for thought: Whose
habitat? -
by Jim Beers for eco-logic
Who are
the environmentalists? commentary
by Fred Gielow for eco-logic
Clam Bed Regulations
Aim to Cut Pollution - Bird droppings found to cause most of the problem
for contamination -
Excite News
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