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Senate Calls It Quits; No Capital Budget; No Deal on Hirst Decision
July 21, 2017
Republican lawmakers packed up and headed home from Olympia Thursday, leaving Washington without a bipartisan construction budget for the first time in the state’s history. Dan Frizzell has the story in this audio report produced by the Washington State House Democratic Caucus. https://masonwebtv.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Sullivan-sine-die-7-20-17.mp3 Continue reading Senate Calls It Quits; No Capital Budget; No Deal on […]
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Watch North Mason School Board
July 20, 2017
Watch the July 20, 2017 North Mason School Board meeting. MasonWebTV Powered by HCC provides a live video stream of the meeting online only beginning at 6:30 PM. The North Mason School Board meets on the third Thursday of each month. The meeting’s agenda can be found by clicking here.
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MGH Foundation Auxiliary Awards Annual Scholarships
July 20, 2017
Scholarship winners: Marissa Hubble, Kelsey Albaugh and Molly Mackintosh Every year, Mason General Hospital Foundation’s Auxiliary awards scholarships to individuals in the community who would like to pursue careers in the field of health care. The awards are made possible from proceeds raised by the Foundation’s Gift Shop and donations.The Gift Shop is completely staffed […]
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Applicants Sought for Area Agency on Aging & Housing Authority
July 20, 2017
Mason County is seeking applicants to fill four positions on the Lewis-Mason-Thurston Area Agency on Aging Advisory Council and on the Housing Authority of Mason County Board of Commissioners. Continue reading Applicants Sought for Area Agency on Aging & Housing Authority →
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Shelton Police Officers Could Be Charged for Using Excessive Force
July 20, 2017
Two Shelton Police officers could face charges for using excessive force during an incident in late May that was caught on video. Both officers involved were wearing body cameras and the Shelton Police Department released the videos Wednesday. The videos show the officers going up stairs leading to the back of of St. David’s Parish/Community […]
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Port Sets Lower Surety for Lynch Creek Farms
July 19, 2017
The Port of Shelton unanimously approved a lower surety for Lynch Creek Farms Tuesday. Lynch Creek leases what used to be a mill at the Port’s John’s Prairie Industrial Park. According to Executive Director Wendy Smith, Lynch Creek has completed substantial work at a substantial cost to them making the site suitable for their needs […]
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Police Blotter 7/19/17
July 19, 2017
The following is a summary of notable police and emergency calls in Mason County on Monday, July 17, 2017 and Tuesday, July 18, 2017. Specific details have not been released unless otherwise noted. Any one with information is encouraged to contact the appropriate law enforcement or emergency services agency. Disorder 23900 Block N US HIGHWAY […]
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PUD 1 Recognizes Employee Service Milestones
July 19, 2017
At Mason County PUD 1’s all-employee meeting last Friday, July 14th, nine employees were recognized for achieving service milestones with the District. “I appreciate the work you all do every day to serve our customers and help each other be the best utility we can be”, praised general manager Steven Taylor, before he and board […]
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Senate Ultimatum Puts Construction Projects, Jobs, in Jeopardy
July 19, 2017
With less than 48 hours left in their third overtime period, lawmakers in Olympia are locked in a stalemate that could result in pink slips for workers throughout the state. Dan Frizzell has that story in this audio report produced by the Washington State House Democratic Caucus. https://masonwebtv.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Sullivan-capital-budget-7-18-17.mp3 Continue reading Senate Ultimatum Puts Construction Projects, […]
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Business Expo, Bite of Mason County Thursday
July 19, 2017
The Shelton Mason County Chamber of Commerce is holding its Community & Business Expo and Bite of Mason County Thursday. For the second year, the event is in downtown Shelton with 90 booths lining Railroad Avenue, 2nd, 3rd & 4th streets, and Cota Street. There is no charge to attend and the public is invited […]
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Fiber Forward: 106 in Union
Expanding Fiber Internet in Union We’re excited to bring the next generation of internet to Union. Hood Canal Communications is upgrading many customers in our original service area from cable modem internet to fiber optics. This initial investment along State Route 106 and surrounding areas will deliver faster, more reliable internet designed for how people […]
Big Upgrades, Faster Speeds
Hood Canal Communications (HCC) is investing in the future of local connectivity. Starting January 6, 2026, we’ll begin major upgrades to our Hybrid Fiber Coaxial (HFC) network—the technology that powers broadband for many HCC internet customers (cable modem). Why We’re UpgradingYour online life is increasingly two-way video calls, cloud back ups, smart home devices, Telehealth, WFH, and remote […]