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Oyster House employees “in shock” after fire by JEREMY PAWLOSKI – 7-19-13 Olympia – If not for an early-morning fire that destroyed their workplace, the wait staff and bartenders at The Oyster House would have been slammed with a Friday afternoon rush … Continue reading →

Dave Scroggins on trumpet; Steve Metcalf on sax; Dr. Chris Meagher – drummer; Don Morris – bass, vocals; Pat Cole – lead guitar, vocals; John Carleton – vocalist, guitar. This talented band was banned…from the Olympia Farmer’s Market for being … Continue reading →

Trayvon Martin Protestors Violently Attack A Grandmother Trying To Take 7-Year-Old To Hospital by Kristin Tate The pro-Trayvon Martin protests sweeping the nation have become violent riots in some cities like Houston, Los Angeles, and Oakland. On Monday night, rioters … Continue reading →

Prosecutorial Abuse On Steroids by William L. Anderson [edited by Amicus Curia] Many casual observers of George Zimmerman’s show trial were surprised it ended with a “not guilty” verdict, given how the politics of race had so infected the entire … Continue reading →

By JEREMY PAWLOSKI (360)754-5445 Olympia — A chaotic fight in downtown Olympia after 4 p.m. Tuesday left the sidewalks stained with blood and two men in area hospitals with stab wounds — including one who was in serious condition Tuesday night, … Continue reading →

Apply to March here: ClimateMarch.org Like and follow us here: Facebook.com/ClimateMarch On March 1, 2014, 1,000 climate patriots will set-out from Los Angeles, CA, walking 2,980 miles across America to Washington, DC, inspiring and motivating the general public and elected … Continue reading →

Death squads? Only in banana republics and rogue dictatorships abroad, you say? Can’t happen here? Mason County Sheriff Salisbury feels the need for a tank to serve warrants says his department. Deputies now sport black star-wars style ninja attire on … Continue reading →

Some say we are on a road that leads straight to the World War III, but in order to see that, to fully understand what is at stake, you have to look at the big picture and connect the dots. … Continue reading →

On this day, Oct. 10 in 1944, 800 Gypsy children, including more than a hundred boys between 9 and 14 years old are systematically murdered. Auschwitz was really a group of camps, designated I, II, and III. There were also … Continue reading →

by GEORGE PRENTICE A study published Friday in the journal Environmental Research Letters indicates that 2.1 million deaths worldwide can be linked to air pollution. Simply put, the deaths are connected to fine particulate matter lodged into human lungs, triggering a litany … Continue reading →