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Thursday,
January 22, 2004
Click on the photos below to enlarge.
FRIDAY'S
NEAR TRAGEDY turns Shelton's intersection of Seventh and
Railroad into a bizarre spectacle minutes after the lethal load
broke loose. A log truck rounding the corner dropped its load
on a Thunderbird, but the four people in the car were not hurt.
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THE ROOF
OF BUILDING 9 at the Mason County Fairgrounds, a pole building
with metal walls, collapsed under the load of about a foot of
snow two weeks ago. It was being used to store Fairgrounds equipment.
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ENVIRONMENTAL
SLEUTHS begin probing property belonging to sludge hauler
George Harmon last Thursday in the Agate area. Harmon allegedly
dumped thousands of gallons of sludge on his land. |
KIMBERLY
THOMAS POUNDS a nail at the site of her future home in Shelton's
Parsley Sage neighborhood. She's part of a self-help program
in which low-income people build their own homes. |
CAPTAIN
RICH ADAMSON, recently retired from the Naval Reserve after
a 30-year career, holds a boxed American flag that flew over
the USS Missouri. It was a parting gift from his co-workers
in the Navy. |
CLIMBER
POINT guard Christina Vernon battles two Port Angeles players
for a loose ball in Shelton's 45-53 win. |
BOWLING'S
CLIMBER GIRLS' team strikes a prematch pose last week in
their Timber Bowl domicile. In front is Kristi Scoles. From
left just behind her are Stephanie Robinson, first-year head
coach Curt Snyder and Amber Wade. And in back, again from the
left, are Jessi Phipps, Kacy Crump, Tiffany Goodburn, Sara Dahl,
Bobbie-Jo Morse, Jessica Baca and Angela Olson. |
ENERGY
NORTHWEST is using these windmills to generate electric
power that is then sold to customers of PUD 3 as part of the
local utility's "green power" program. |
THIS GROUP
of Boys and Girls Club boosters made an early jump into Case
Inlet this week since they will all be away during the club's
annual polar plunge event. They are, from left to right, the
Hamilton family which includes twin brothers Hunter and Houston
and their parents Tom and Lynne. The family was joined by Bonnie
Knight who sported a cow costume for her winter swim.
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