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• Skagit County Fine Amnesty program extended through July 2011

  Skagit County District Court Presiding Judge Warren M. Gilbert announced that Skagit County’s Fine Amnesty/Relicensing program will extend an additional 30 days and will now run through the end of July 2011. The amnesty program will offer defendants who have court fines, an opportunity to pay off outstanding fines in full by reducing or eliminating accrued ...

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• Fidalgo Bay closed to recreational shellfish harvesting

  Due to a recent sample of shellfish containing elevated levels of Paralytic Shellfish Toxin (Red Tide), Fidalgo Bay has been closed to recreational shellfish harvesting. ...

• Senior Driver Refresher Course can reduce insurance rates

  The next scheduled sessions of “Getting There Safely,” a senior driver refresher course, will occur on Thursday, July 7 and Friday, July 8, 2011. The classes ...

• Unemployment taxes reduced for most employers

  Great news! The state Legislature has passed Gov. Gregoire’s proposal to reduce unemployment tax rates for most employers in Washington beginning this year. As you may ...
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  EDASC Economic Forecast Dinner

  Thu, February 17, 5pm – 8pm Description EDASC Economic Forecast Dinner "Economic Outlook 2011" Arun Raha, Ph.D. Chief ...

• Skagit Opera gala benefit concert

  etting the mood for a romantic Valentine’s Day, the stars of Skagit Opera will be presenting a gala benefit concert of romantic opera arias, duets ...
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  Eagle Haven Winery Red Wine & Chocolate Event

  Saturday, Feb 12, 2011 Bring your sweetie and celebrate Valentine’s Day with us as we welcome ...
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  Sedro-Woolley cracking down on partying

  It's the gateway to the North Cascades, and evidently not too far removed from ...

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• Sedro-Woolley Live News

  • Helping Hands finds new home
  • Whatcom caterer to open outdoor wedding venue this summer
  • Driver in Sedro-Woolley hit and run surrenders to WSP
  • Medical Marijuana at Washington State Self-Storage Facility Concerns Residents
  • OSP lands yet another pot bust on I-5 near Roseburg
  • Ferndale may condemn seven Main Street properties for roadwork
  • Marine in hazing case goes to court martial Monday
  • Fatal hit & run devastates Western Washington family
  • Man lying in road killed in Skagit County
  • State reviewing adoption placement after child starvation cases

• Concrete Live News

  • On print quality, paper strives to make the grade
  • Thaw brings new round of problems
  • Man, boy die in head-on crash in Snohomish
  • Man and boy killed in crash near Oso

• WA Department of Fish and Wildlife (LiveNews)

  • Commission approves Okanogan land purchase
  • WDFW approves evening razor-clam dig for Feb. 18-19, starts planning morning digs
  • Public meeting on salmon forecast kicks off season-setting process
  • Sol Duc wild steelhead management zone established; Snider Creek program to end
  • WDFW will accept public comments on proposed hunting rules through Feb. 21

• WDFW Sportfishing Rules Updates (Live News)

  • Release of sturgeon between Bonneville Dam and The Dalles Dam
  • 2012 sport sturgeon retention in the lower Columbia River
  • 2012 Columbia River spring chinook sport fishery season set
  • Lower portion of the White Salmon River to reopen to fishing for hatchery steelhead
  • North Fork Nooksack River and Whatcom Creek reopen to fishing