Monthly Archives: January 2012

On the very eve of Occupy Olympia’s eviction from Heritage Park, Glen Anderson, local director of the Fellowship for Reconciliation (FOR), interviews 4 activists about the movement’s core values and purpose in TCTV’s studio. These articulate spokespersons (Mary Hath Spokane, … Continue reading →

New Suspect for World Wide Bee Colony Collapse Discovered By Wayne Freedman, San Francisco (KGO) Apiaries in Mason County have been taking some heavy but mysterious hits this past decade. Some of humankind’s most significant discoveries have been by accident. Tuesday, San … Continue reading →

What happened to Texas judge William Adams? In November 2011, the Texas Commission on Judicial Conduct (TCJC) temporarily suspended Aransas County Family Court judge William Adams after a 2006 video of him viciously beating his then-16-year-old cerebral palsy afflicted daughter, … Continue reading →

A female Rainier National Park ranger was fatally shot on New Year’s day. The 368 square mile park was closed while hundreds of officers conducted a manhunt for the gunman over the snowy, rugged terrain. Benjamin Colton Barnes, 24, was … Continue reading →

Michael’s Meats & Seafood Michael’s Meats & Seafood is a welcome addition to a small rural town named Shelton that serves as the gateway to the Olympic mountains. A family owned and run business, it now has 3 locations but … Continue reading →