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Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Feed, gear, and grit: When your week swings from barn chores to school drop-offs, Old Mill Country Store has you covered with Purina-certified feed, pet supplies, ranch gear, and clothing and footwear that actually hold up.
A little salon refresh: For a haircut, color, eyelash extensions, or other spa services, Meraki Salon & Spa offers a handy range of ways to treat yourself without turning self-care into a whole production.
Wings with options: Wing Central is serious about its wings, with 14 signature sauces, alongside 13 unique burgers and more than 100 beers to explore.
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The Pacific Northwest has several proposals to expand and improve passenger rail, with plans include enhancing Amtrak Cascades reliability and building a high-speed rail line between Portland, Seattle and Vancouver, British Columbia.
Full story at klcc.org ↗
Congresswoman Kim Schrier has urged federal action on staffing, trails, safety, and overcrowding in the Enchantments Wilderness Area.
Full story at quiverquant.com ↗
Leavenworth, Washington, USA, has become one of the most popular winter destinations in America when Christmas arrives.
Full story at travelandtourworld.com ↗
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) is considering changes to state law regarding killing wolves "caught in the act" of attacking livestock.
Full story at methowvalleynews.com ↗
Truckers in Washington State will need to carry tire chains on board from November 1 to April 1, regardless of any road conditions or advisories.
Full story at cdllife.com ↗
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