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The National Park Service is seeking public assistance in locating missing hiker Neil Gehring, who left the Madison Falls Trailhead in Olympic National Park on August 31st.
Full story at unofficialnetworks.com ↗
The Quillayute River, a river from the Olympic National Park boundary to the confluence of the Sol Duc and Bogachiel rivers, has been closed to fishing due to low flows and poor water conditions.
Full story at peninsuladailynews.com ↗
Washington's amended Fair Chance Act prohibits employers from requesting an individual's criminal background information before a conditional offer of employment is made, and limits their ability to take tangible adverse employment actions against both applicants and employees due to their arrest o…
Full story at natlawreview.com ↗
Four E. coli cases were traced to Dungeness Valley Creamery in Sequim, Washington, between May 2026 and June 2026.
Full story at marlerblog.com ↗
Washington state has established the Washington Electric Transmission Authority (WETA) to support development of new transmission capacity and address grid constraints.
Full story at transformer-magazine.com ↗
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