News from around the state of Washington
The ruling was another blow to the movement of “Hamilton Electors.”
Washington is one of only three states not in compliance with the federal law.
DOE will not provide any individual names to the transition team.
Researchers have seen these kinds of earthquake swarms before.
The Fish and Wildlife Commission on Friday unanimously approved moving the marbled murrelet from “threatened” to “endangered” status.
The resolution says the port will comply with all laws regarding trade and commerce.
A hearing on their request for an injunction barring the state from enforcing the law is scheduled for Wednesday.
The letter emphasizes that Washington has made a significant investment in these students’ educations.
Another man with local ties also died in the blaze.
McMorris Rodgers, the highest ranking Republican woman in the House, would take over a 70,000-person agency that manages hundreds of millions of acres of federal lands.
Gen. James Mattis, retired, is equally known for his common touch at home in the Tri-Cities.
Union Pacific has estimated its costs associated with the Mosier derailment at about $8.9 million.
