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• Don we now our rain apparel? Warmer temperatures are welcome gifts to Washington drivers
  
• Governor Gregoire Proclaims Statewide Emergency for Winter Storms
  
• Biggs Rapids-Sam Hill Bridge now open
  
• 2009 Smelt seasons set for SW Washington
  
• 2009 Sturgeon sport season set - Columbia River above Wauna
  
• Snow swamps boats; owners urged to sweep down small craft
  
• Afternoon update: The snow gift that keeps on giving: slush next hazard for drivers
  
• A portion of the North Fork Stillaguamish River will close to fishing
  
• Sturgeon size limits will switch to 'fork length' measurement
  
• Sturgeon seasons set for 2009 in the lower Columbia River
  
• Smelt season on Cowlitz River again limited to 1 day per week
  
• January 7 Public Meeting offers Results of Loon Lake Debris Study
  
• Final Proposed Recreation Rules Will be Submitted to the Board of Natural Resources for Approval in January
  
• Ecology seeks comments on post-cleanup review of Steam Plant
  
• Agreements set cleanup plans for site near Duwamish Waterway
  
• Ecology adopts water management rules for Salmon-Washougal and Lewis river basins
  
• New minimum wage takes effect Jan. 1
  
• Ecology orders immediate repairs for dams at risk of failure
  
• Federal meal assistance funds available
  
• Home and business owners should report storm damage now
  
• Toppenish water system operator’s license suspension upheld by judge
  
• Updated well drilling rule helps protect water quality, public safety
  
• Puget Sound cleanup moving ahead at Port Gardner Bay sites
  
• Wet roads turning icy just in time for evening and holiday traffic
  
• DNR/WSU Coached Planning Short Course Teaches Landowners to Accomplish Sustainable Forestry Objectives
  
• Gov. Gregoire names Robin Arnold-Williams as new executive policy director
  
• Ecology proposes new safeguards in West Point permit
  
• New state climate change report provides blueprint for new jobs, green economy, energy independence
  
• Puget Sound sport crabbing to close; catch reports due for winter season
  
• Persistent snow meets tenacious crews - Update on state highways
  
• Some WSDOT cameras in Puget Sound are offline
  
• Winter Storm Update #2
  
• Check your route: Winds and snow lead to road closures
  
• State EOC activated for winter storm
  
• WSDOT Ferries Division seeks comments on its draft long-range plan
  
• San Juan County to pay $10,000 for overdue sewage lagoon cleanup
  
• Agencies and Volunteers Collaborate to Protect Resources in the Reiter Foothills Area
  
• Wind, snow, power outages = Get ready
  
• House-calling denturist charged with cheating Medicaid patients
  
• Higher education cuts will challenge state institutions
  
• Gas spill at Wishkah Valley School lands man $49,000 penalty plus cleanup bill for $350,000
  
• South Seattle firm fined for putting wastewater down storm drain
  
• Web scam targets the unemployed
  
• WSDOT awards SR 9 widening project in Sedro-Woolley to Marshbank Construction
  
• At the request of the community, WSDOT delays the US 97A North of Wenatchee Unstable Slopes Project to 2010
  
• WSDOT reopens the Biggs Rapids-Sam Hill Bridge in time for the holidays
  
• Compact snow and ice on highways in Spokane and Eastern Washington
  
• State disciplines health care providers
  
• State revokes, suspends licenses, certifications, registrations of health care providers
  
• Collisions Continue, Keeping Troopers Busy
  
• WSP Seeks Additional Victims of Alleged Con Artist
  
• $112,000 penalty levied against Tacoma’s Associated Petroleum
  
• Gov. Gregoire proposes budget to protect state's values during tough times
  
• Snow and ice across the state; Central Puget Sound and Vancouver next target
  
• Thursday 2 p.m. update: Winter driving conditions all over Washington; mountain pass and Eastern Washington snow measured in feet
  
• SR 502 Widening project access hearing set for Jan. 14
  
• Ferry travelers urged to plan ahead for holiday travel
  
• Gov. Gregoire Announces more than $19.8 Million in Grants for Salmon Recovery
  
• State Forest Practices Board Revises Spotted Owl Rules