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ShoppingFresh stems, local vibes: Whether you need a just-because arrangement, wedding florals, or a corporate refresh, House Flowers keeps things thoughtful and design-forward with seasonal blooms that feel like home.
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Fresh stems, local vibes: Whether you need a just-because arrangement, wedding florals, or a corporate refresh, House Flowers keeps things thoughtful and design-forward with seasonal blooms that feel like home.
Farm-fresh on the half shell: Chelsea Farms Oyster Bar is where Olympia goes for pristine oysters, bright seafood plates, and cocktails that actually match the vibe.
Live music, good eats: O'Malley's Lounge keeps things easy with daily events, legit live music, and a full lineup from breakfast to dinner, so you can roll in early or slide by after work and actually relax.
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The five stories Shelton readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.
Washington state captured over 2 million invasive green crabs in the 2026 fiscal year, according to a report from the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW).
Full story at people.com ↗
Washington state has reported three new cases of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), also known as H5N1, in dairy cattle over the past 30 days.
Full story at dairyherd.com ↗
Washington's hospitals are expected to lose nearly $6 billion in revenue through 2033 due to Medicaid cuts, according to a report from the state hospital and community health associations.
Full story at yelmonline.com ↗
Rising costs and federal cuts are leading fire departments across the state to cut budgets, leading to some facing layoffs.
Full story at dailydispatch.com ↗
Washington's governor, Bob Ferguson, will not receive a salary increase for the next two years under a recommendation by a citizen salary-setting panel.
Full story at washingtonstatestandard.com ↗
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