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Burglary at Hoquiam YMCA

Posted by David Haviland

on October 16, 2009 at 8:56 am (1148 social interactions)

Hoquiam, WA - At 6:30 pm on Thursday 10/15/09 Hoquiam police were dispatched to the YMCA, 2500 Simpson Avenue, to investigate a theft that occurred sometime between 5:00 pm and 6:30 pm.

The victim, a 55 year old Hoquiam woman, told an officer that she had arrived at the Y at about 5:00 pm, parked her vehicle in the parking lot and locked her purse in the vehicle’s trunk. She entered the Y and put the keys to her vehicle in an unlocked locker. At 6:30 pm when she returned to the locker to retrieve her keys they were gone. She went out to her vehicle and found that it was unlocked and that the purse was now missing from the trunk. The purse contained all of her identification, credit cards and an unknown amount of cash. The suspect(s) had apparently used the keyless entry device to locate and enter the vehicle.

One washington Highway Added to America’s Byways® Collection

Posted by David Haviland

on October 16, 2009 at 8:03 am (898 social interactions)

WASHINGTON – U. S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood today announced 42 new designations to the America’s Byways® collection, including five All-American Roads and 37 National Scenic Byways in 26 states. This increases the number of America’s Byways® to 151.

“By enriching the National Scenic Byways program with their own unique historical or aesthetic quality, these new additions help our national road system tell our country’s story,” said Secretary LaHood. “These routes continue to offer Americans exciting new opportunities to explore the nation – whether they travel close to home or across the country.”

With Massachusetts and New Jersey included in the 2009 designations, 46 states have America’s Byways® in them.

Wood to Energy Study in Washington State

Posted by David Haviland

on October 16, 2009 at 7:02 am (544 social interactions)

At the request of the Washington State Legislature, a thorough investigation of the potential for utilization of wood for renewable energy in Washington has been conducted by University of Washington scientists. This report represents a synthesis of information and analysis provided from many sources.

Razor Clam Digging Beginning Today on Some Grays Harbor Beaches

Posted by David Haviland

on October 16, 2009 at 5:50 am (3310 social interactions)

Grays Harbor County, WA - Washington's Department of Fish and Wildlife has approved the first razor clam dig of the season, starting this Friday. The agency approved the digs at five Pacific beaches after tests for marine toxins showed the clams are safe to eat.

Evening digs are scheduled at Twin Harbors from Friday through next Monday; Long Beach and Copalis from Friday through Sunday; and at Mocrocks and Kalaloch Beach on Saturday and Sunday. Additional digging opportunities are planned through Jan. 3.For a complete list of planned digs, hours and harvesting requirements, go to http://wdfw.wa.gov/fishing/

Hoquiam Celebrates Art About and the Rain Festival

Posted by David Haviland

on October 16, 2009 at 5:40 am (1136 social interactions)

Art-about…Hoquiam’s progressive art stroll is October 23rd from 2-8 and October 24th from 10-6. Enjoy local art, free refreshments and visit with artists displaying their talents.

Many artists will be available both friday and saturday for questions and sales.

The Harbor Art Guild invites you to vist their Six Rivers Gallery at 210 6^th street. Many artists on display featuring Robin Harlow and David Quamme. Visit the giftshop for handmade wooden boxes, fabric art, cards and more. enjoy the festivities in Hoquiam as the friendliest city celebrates Art About and the Rain Festival.