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Thursday, November 16, 2006
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HISTORIAN MICHAEL FREDSON surveys the living room of Union's McReavy House with Elizabeth Vissor, great-great-granddaughter of John McReavy. Fredson heads a nonprofit group seeking
to restore the house. Vissor's family would donate the structure to the foundation. |
Remembering those
who served
Veterans bow their heads in prayer at ceremonies sponsored by the 11/11 Club on Veterans' Day Saturday. Several dozen gathered at Memorial Hall in Shelton to remember those who
have died. See page 3 for more.
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SETTLING INTO her new workplace at the William G. Reed Public Library is community librarian Patty Ross. |
The U.S. Capitol Christmas tree last week started its tour around Washington State before heading east to Washington, D.C. Clockwise from upper left, the tree is lifted onto a trailer
by a crane in the Wynoochee area of Olympic National Forest. A 4-H Forestry Leadership crew from Shelton attends the tree cutting and one member is interviewed by a video team. Governor Christine Gregoire speaks at the Capitol Rotunda in
Olympia as choir members from Shelton High School listen. Students from Oakland Bay Junior High display ornaments they made that will go on the tree. |
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