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January 8, 2009
Rain may stop but rivers still rising
Flooding Storm Update #5
Improving mitigation 'win-win' for environment and economy
Flooding Storm Update #6
Washington Geological Survey Introduces Online Interactive Maps
I-90 and I-5 remain closed - focus on establishing detour routes
State unemployment claims set new records - Jan. 8, 2009
Floods damage water systems; boil water advisories issued
Flooding response in high gear, WSDOT opens US 2 east to Wenatchee
Ecology, Corps seek comment on proposed Skagit wetland bank
DNR Urges Residents to be Aware of Potential Landslides and to Report Occurrences
Floods force evacuation from WDFW hatchery, other facilities suffer damage
January 7, 2009
State EOC activated for statewide flooding
Know Before you go; Road closures in mountains and across state
Puget Sound cleanup work continues in Anacortes area
Rivers rapidly rising; Increasing risk to Interstate 5
Flooding Storm Update #2
Public Cautioned on Post-Storm Tree Care and Cleanup
Flooding brings health and safety risks
Flooding Storm Update #3
Potential Exists for I-5 Closure in Fife
WSDOT reminds pilots to check for temporary flight restrictions
I-5 closed in Lewis county
State agencies responding to weather emergencies
AG McKenna Announces Washington's Participation In Settlement With Santa Fe Natural Tobacco Company
Commission cancels meeting due to weather; will discuss chinook plans via conference call
Artificial feeding not the best way to help wildlife
January 6, 2009
Additional public meetings to review Point No Point boat launch design
Snoqualmie Pass open; crews still fighting through Eastern Washington drifts
Ecology's Washington Conservation Corps deployed to Spokane
Ecology seeks to update formulas for calculating oil spill damages to environment
Gov. Gregoire visits Washington troops in Iraq
AG McKenna announces $650,000 settlement with Cephalon, Inc.
Board of Natural Resources Approves Land Transactions
Avalanche danger and flooding concerns increase with temperatures
AG McKenna joins states in urging more help for hurting homeowners
The Washington National Guard Ramps Up The Battle Against Spokane Snow
More severe weather coming throughout the state
State revokes, suspends licenses, certifications, registrations of health care providers
Governor's Council on Substance Abuse to Meet Thursday and Friday in Olympia
January 5, 2009
Consumer Alert: KB Toys gift cards to expire Sunday
Department of Revenue Earns 16th-Straight Clean Audit
Snoqualmie Pass open eastbound with westbound opening anticipated tonight; crews still fighting through Eastern Washington drifts
Whitman County: Town of Albion issues boil-water advisory
DOL reaches Internet milestone of 10 million online transactions
Washington farmers could profit from climate change solutions
January 2, 2009
Mountain pass highways open; WSDOT gearing up for next storm
WSDOT approves $30 million for city and county bridges
Damaged I-5 overpass in Burlington to be repaired starting in January
Do storm-stranded workers qualify for unemployment benefits?
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