| Oct.
31 |
Snohomish:
County agency determines radio towers won't harm
environment - opponents to appeal decision -The
Everett Herald
|
| Oct.
31 |
Yakima:
Dept. of Ecology fines businesses $674,400 for
'hazardous violations' in 3rd quarter -
Herald
Republic
|
| Oct.
31 |
Is
the Fix In? Extreme Environmentalists To Provide
"Scientific Peer Review" Justifying Klamath
Abuses -
by James Buchal
|
| Oct.
31 |
U.S.
Fish and Wildlife publishes new list of Endangered
Species candidates, naming 26 more
|
| Oct.
31 |
Insurers'
use of credit reports to set premiums in question - Practice
may open the door to discrimination based on race,
income -
Seattle P-I
|
| Oct.
31 |
Law
says military okay for homeland defense, according to
think tank - Insight Magazine
|
| |
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| Oct.
30 |
King
County Council: Growth and traffic are the big issues
for Eastside voters
- Seattle Times
|
| Oct.
30 |
Effort
to build train center slowed by suit -
Snoqualmie Valley Record
|
| Oct.
30 |
North
Bend, WA - Building ban could be eases, some water
relief possible - Plenty of water, but no rights to
pump it - Snoqualmie Valley
Record
|
| Oct.
30 |
Clallam
County considers reviving boundary review board to
focus on proposed annexation - PDN
|
| Oct.
30 |
WDFW
seeks comment on bald eagle status report, revised
habitat rules
|
| Oct.
30 |
Lower
tax burden? Depends on your definition
Tax collections have increased by 97.8% since 1986 -
Evergreen Freedom Foundation
|
| Oct.
30 |
Eyman
taps taxpayer anger with I-747
- The Columbian
|
| Oct.
30 |
A
Sad State of Affairs - by Ron
Paul to the House of Representatives
|
| Oct.
30 |
Islam
and the making of Christian martyrs
- Bill Murchison, Townhall.com
|
| |
|
| Oct.
29 |
Snohomish:
Donors pick sides over growth rules - Everett
Herald
|
| Oct.
29 |
Patriot
Act draws privacy concerns -
Business Weekly
|
| Oct.
29 |
Pentagon
unveils 'smart' id cards - Washington
Post
|
| Oct.
29 |
FBI
issues new terrorism warning; no specific target or
method -
Seattle Times
|
| Oct.
29 |
Supreme
Court won't hear challenge to minute of silence in
school - Everett Herald
Supreme
Court Rejects ACLU Attack On Minute Of Silence!
|
| |
|
| Oct.
28 |
Budget
woes: The long knives are out - AP
Commentary:
You can't 'tax and spend' your way to prosperity
|
| Oct.
28 |
Junior
taxing districts first to lose in tax cuts, says
speaker - by Mary Swoboda
|
| |
|
| Oct.
27 |
What
is wrong with this picture? Too many
"environmental" employees, spending too much
taxpayers' dollars - by Sue
Forde, Citizen Review Online
|
| |
|
| Oct.
26 |
Very
quietly, the local 'watershed council' makes its plans
for our river- Lois
Krafsky-Perry, Citizen Review Online
|
| Oct.
26 |
Growth
Management Act needs reform: EFF to issue study on the
issue
|
| Oct.
26 |
Clallam
County approves
amendment to Dungeness
River Comprehensive Plan
|
| Oct.
26 |
Bush
signs far-reaching anti-terrorism bill
-Yahoo News
Highlights
of the new anti-terrorism bill -
Yahoo News
|
| Oct.
26 |
Senate
sends anti-terrorism legislation to Bush for signature
- gives police sweeping new powers to search private
homes and business records secretly, and eavesdrop on
telephone and internet conversations -
AP
|
| Oct.
26 |
The
history of Islam makes a definitive statement about
'conquest'
from
TRACKSIDE, commentary by John D'Aloia Jr.
|
| Oct.
26 |
Conservatives
bristle at 'United Nations Day' - CNS
|
| |
|
| Oct.
25 |
The
Dalles: Scenic area review to begin - Columbia River
Gorge Commission will look at 'defining' elusive terms
- The Dalles News
|
| Oct.
25 |
Citizens
group wants Okanogan County to be aware of easements'
small print - Wenatchee World
|
| Oct.
25 |
Interior
bill wins praise from enviros -
ENS
|
| Oct.
25 |
Kiss
patients' rights goodbye? - WND
|
| Oct.
25 |
Global
governance glitch - by Henry Lamb WND
|
| |
|
| Oct.
24 |
DRMT
to hold meeting to hear Bureau of Reclamation river
report
|
| Oct.
24 |
Don't
take Constitution literally, warns Supreme Court
Justice Breyer, about Constitution law -
Yahoo News
|
| Oct.
24 |
Ag
Land Plans a Hit at Forum - Commissioners
look at changing comprehensive plan to help landowners
- Yakima Herald
|
| Oct.
24 |
Local
vs. global: Environmental group wants eco-writers'
retreat torn down - SF
Chronicle
|
| Oct.
24 |
'Conservative'
Senator Hargrove floats tax hike for State budget fix -
AP
|
| Oct.
24 |
Canada:
Terror bill's power 'exorbitant' - Spy agency
watchdog says government would gain power to break
privacy laws - Ottawa
Citizen
|
| Oct.
24 |
Mosquito-borne
dengue fever causes worry in Hawaii -
Honolulu Advertiser
Mosquito-carried
Nile Virus puts Florida counties on alert -
Sun-Sentinal
|
| |
|
| Oct.
23 |
Study:
Homeschoolers outperform peers
- WND
|
| Oct.
23 |
IRS
agent assaults taxpayer in Las Vegas - no charges
filed by police, FBI, US attorney-
WND
|
| Oct.
23 |
Project
sought to test public's access to public records
- Tri-City Herald
Washington:
Your right to know - a special series about public
access to public records
|
| Oct.
23 |
Militia
groups return to spotlight - most offer local
community assistance - Skagit
Valley Herald
|
| Oct.
23 |
Green
Party USA criticizes bombing of Afghanistan -
Environmental News Service
|
| |
|
| Oct.
21 |
Controversy
swirls at DRMT meeting
Issue of metering private wells, "shadow
government" arises
- Sequim
Gazette
|
| Oct.
21 |
$2
million by Congress to US Park Service to buy land
along Skagit River to 'protect' eagles, fish - Skagit
Valley Herald
|
| Oct.
21 |
So-called
'police' still seizing medical records -
Vin Suprynowicz
|
| Oct.
21 |
Bennett
to stay in election despite departure - Sequim
Gazette
|
| Oct.
21 |
"Deliver
us from evil" Why
do terrorists detest America? -Andy
& Berit Kjos
|
| Oct.
21 |
Rough
sailing ahead for Avista dams -
Spokane Review
|
| |
|
| Oct.
20 |
Abundance
of endangered steelhead may lead to a fishing
season - Seattle P-I
|
| Oct.
20 |
Land
trust buys 118-acre forest on Whidbey Island -
King 5 News
|
| Oct.
20 |
9
million people ask UN secretary to preserve
environment - King 5 News
|
| |
|
| Oct.
19 |
NRA
Board Member demands review of CARA stance -
Sierra Times
|
| Oct.
19 |
Klamath:
Bucket Brigade prepares to distribute funds - local
volunteers gathered money to help farmers -
Herald and News
|
| Oct.
19 |
Explosives
found in Greyhound bus station in Philadelphia
- NY Daily News
|
| Oct.
19 |
The
dark side of Halloween - WND
|
| |
|
| Oct.
18 |
Solve
the State Budget Problem: Stop Hiring -Tom
McCabe, BIAW
Reduce
the size and scope of government: it's bloated -
by Jackie Juntti
|
| Oct.
18 |
CARA
Land Grab still going strong - here's an opportunity
to take some action -
from ALRA
|
| Oct.
18 |
Washington
State Farm Bureau files to delist 12 stocks of
"evolutionary significant units" in Puget
Sound
|
| Oct.
18 |
Congressman
denounces NATO patrols over U.S. - Ron Paul see
flights as loss of sovereignty - WND
|
| Oct.
18 |
I.D.
card idea attracts high-level support -
San Jose Mercury News
|
| Oct.
18 |
House
of Representatives Votes Against English Language - Fails
to Overturn Clinton's Executive Order 13166
|
| Oct.
18 |
Mexico
abets U.S. fugitives -U.S. officials fear that Mexican
Supreme Court ruling will hinder prosecution of more
than 100 criminals - Newsmax
|
| |
|
| Oct.
17 |
Executive
Order: Critical Infrastructure Protection in the
Information Age - White
House
|
| Oct.
17 |
Kitsap
Property Owners Alliance Holds Rally - notes
from Mary Swoboda
|
| Oct.
17 |
When
is a salmon not a salmon? from
Resources Coalition
|
| Oct.
17 |
Appeals
Court: Restraining Order is reason to restrict gun
rights - Fox News
|
| Oct.
17 |
Salmon
run on Klamath begins -
KGB.com
|
| Oct.
17 |
Park
Service: 82 percent support snowmobile ban - Casper
Star-Tribune
|
| Oct.
17 |
Can
I.D. cards spot terrorists? CS
Monitor
|
| Oct.
17 |
Backwoods
militias suspected of being behind biowar threat -The
Herald, United Kingdom
|
| Oct.
17 |
Two
more human cases of West Nile virus reported in
Florida - AP
|
| |
|
| Oct.
16 |
House
endorses 'snoop' bill - Lycos
News
|
| Oct.
16 |
Enviro
coalition mounts largest-ever campaign to halt
old-growth - The Olympian
|
| Oct.
16 |
County,
dam officials remain at high alert -
Omak Chronicle
Travelers
across Canadian border need photo ID, says INS -
Omak Chronicle
|
| Oct.
16 |
Senate
offices closed: Hundreds tested for anthrax -
Newswire
|
| Oct.
16 |
Supreme
Court Rejects Challenge to Roadblocks to Find
Unlicensed Drivers -
AP
|
| Oct.
16 |
Carroll
law raises "Smart Growth" concerns -
Washington Times
|
| |
|
| Oct.
15 |
Conservation
Easements: What are they? Okanogan County is
seeing an increase in money for purchase of easements
from 'willing' sellers - J. Zane Walley will be
speaking on the issue on Oct. 22-23
|
| Oct.
15 |
BLM
reviews environmental impacts on all western lands
- 'Scoping' meetings will
including protection of 'cultural resources, watershed
and vegetative community health, and habitat
improvement for threatened and endangered species'
- Environmental News Service
|
| Oct.
15 |
False
alarm on biohazard scare at ferry, bus line
- Tests
due soon on samples from Boeing and Port Townsend -
Follow up story, Seattle P-I
Ferry
evacuated as anthrax anxiety spreads in area
-
Suspicious
powder found in packages sent to Boeing, Port Townsend
- Seattle P-I
|
| |
|
| Oct.
14 |
Bipartisan
Anti-Terrorism Bill Abandoned in House, Civil
Liberties
Protections Sacrificed to Administration Pressure -
Newswire
Sunset
laws safeguard terrorism act -
Fox News
|
| Oct.
14 |
Homeland
Security: Constitution under attack? - WND
|
| Oct.
14 |
Methow
Valley: Trails, Bridge and the fight over salmon -
Methow Valley News
|
| Oct.
14 |
Klamath
fisheries task force orders Salmon River study - puts
forth ideas about listing additional species as
endangered - Siskiyou Daily
News
|
| Oct.
14 |
Last
charge dropped against McGuckin; children still in
foster care - Seattle P.I.
|
| |
|
| Oct.
12 |
The
Watershed Plan: DRMT 'scoping' meeting reveals plans
for local rivers and water -
Citizen Review Online
|
| Oct.
12 |
Klamath:
Farmers sue for damages
- Herald and News
|
| Oct.
12 |
Anti-terror
legislation gets House okay - "Patriot" Act
moves ahead despite concerns -
Fox News
|
| Oct.
12 |
Anthrax
case shows up in Reno, Nevada -
News 4
|
| Oct.
12 |
NBC
Employee Tests Positive for Anthrax in New York -
Fox News
|
| |
|
| Oct.
10 |
Scoping
process hearings for watershed plan begin today -
Citizen Review Online
|
| Oct.
10 |
Environmentalists,
Terrorists, Patriotism and the War Against America:
A Speech to the Kitsap Alliance of Property Owners by
James Buchal
|
| Oct.
10 |
New
farm bill would pay farmers $16 billion NOT to produce
food - CSE
|
| |
|
| Oct.
9 |
Ground
Zero - an update by Rep. Jim Buck
|
| Oct.
9 |
Anthrax
Outbreak - a 3rd employee of media firm diagnosed with
anthrax virus - NY Post
|
| Oct.
9 |
NATO
to deploy AWACS Aircraft in U.S. -
Yahoo News
|
| Oct.
9 |
Executive
Order on Homeland Security -
White House
|
| Oct.
9 |
Is
Islam the problem? by
John D'Aloia, Jr.
|
| Oct.
9 |
Navy
man asks for religious accommodation, gets ejected
from military
|
| Oct.
9 |
Delist
chinook and chum salmon, petitions property rights'
groups - WA State Farm Bureau
Newswatch
|
| Oct.
9 |
Trapping
ban unleases nuisance wildlife - AP
|
| Oct.
9 |
Two
children bitten by coyote during school lunch hour -
AP
|
| Oct.
9 |
Governor
Locke's statemnet on military action
|
| |
|
| Oct.
8 |
Text
of President Bush's speech on Oct. 7, 2001 -
Yahoo News
|
| Oct.
8 |
New
compromise "Patriot Act" is still a threat
to civil liberties - lp.org
|
| |
|
| Oct.
6 |
Charter
candidates square off in Port Angeles -
Citizen Review Online
|
| Oct.
6 |
The
Bill of Rights a casualty of war? WND
Interview
|
| Oct.
6 |
ACLU
demands elementary school take down "God Bless
America" banner - controversy ensues -
Sacramento Bee
|
| Oct.
6 |
Skagit
County: Some building permits could be worthless -
people required to sign waivers based on court order,
growth hearings board ruling -
Skagit Valley Herald
|
| Oct.
6 |
Forest
plan limits road for vehicles -
The Spokesman-Review
|
| Oct.
6 |
Companies'
big debts now carry big risks -
NY Times
|
| |
|
| Oct.
5 |
Commissioner
recall effort stopped by judge -
Sequim Gazette
|
| Oct.
5 |
Commentary:
Reviewing the home rule charter -
Sequim Gazette
|
| Oct.
5 |
Ground
Zero - October 3, 2001 - by Jim Buck
|
| Oct.
5 |
Quad-Cities
dispute water rights - TriCity
Herald
|
| Oct.
5 |
Residents
fight Pasco landscaping board -
TriCity Herald
|
| Oct.
5 |
Ties
that bind: changing relations between US and UN -
Christian Science Monitor
|
| Oct.
5 |
West
Nile virus spreads to Little Rock -
Dallas Morning News
|
| |
|
| Oct.
4 |
Bush
seeks stimulus package up to $75 billion -
Financial Times
|
| Oct.
4 |
Congress
nears approval of anti-terrorism bilsl -Reuters
|
| Oct.
4 |
Churches
must follow "IRS" gospel -Tax-exempt status
can be removed from churches with loosely-defined
political activity -Insight
Magazine
|
| Oct.
4 |
The
next crop of farmers is calling it quits -
The Oregonian
|
| Oct.
4 |
Letter
to the Editor: Repeal, Recall, Remove - Citizen
addresses judge's ruling on initiative process in
Clallam County
Letter
to the Editor: Voters' Rights? Citizen
comments on loss of rights
|
| Oct.
4 |
'Saving'
fish with parks in Pacific - ecosystem protection
would ban all types of fishing -
CS Monitor
|
| |
|
| Oct.
3 |
Rebate
ruling is win for builders' group -
Seattles Times
|
| Oct.
3 |
The
Nature Conservancy buys 4,000 acres to protect
migrating birds - AP
|
| Oct.
3 |
Bid
to halt Sequoia monument fails - judge says Clinton
acted properly - Scripps
|
| Oct.
3 |
Coho
salmon decision could affect other 'endangered' fish -
AP
|
| Oct.
3 |
N.C.
- Feds seek jurisdiction over Asheville's 'viewshed' -
Asheville Tribune
|
| Oct.
3 |
Planning
board defies commissioners - votes to zone without
public hearings - Asheville
Tribune
It's
the bureaucrats that run the local government -
Commentary - Asheville Tribune
|
| Oct.
3 |
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