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Norovirus Illnesses Prompt Inlet Closure and Shellfish Recall

April 13, 2017

Following reports of norovirus-like illnesses in people who report eating raw oysters from several areas in Washington and elsewhere, public health officials at the Washington State Department of Health have tracked down areas where some of the illness-linked oysters were harvested. Over the past several weeks, small harvest closures and recalls have been ordered, the […]

Ribbon Cutting for MCRA’s New Turf Fields

April 13, 2017

The Mason County Commission, with the help of the Shelton Mason County Chamber of Commerce, celebrated the recent renovations of ball fields 6 & 7 at Mason County Recreation Area (MCRA) Thursday. Commissioners Terri Jeffreys and Randy Neatherlin, were joined by Heidi McCutcheon, the Chamber’s Executive Director, numerous ball players and coaches in cutting a […]

Police Blotter 4/13/17

April 13, 2017

The following is a summary of notable police and emergency calls in Mason County on Wednesday, April 12, 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. Continue reading Police Blotter 4/13/17 →

Hiker Missing near Mount Skokomish

April 13, 2017

Olympic Mountain Rescue and the Mason County Sheriff’s Office suspended a search Wednesday afternoon for a missing hiker near Mount Skokomish. The search for 20-year-old Zach Krull began Wednesday morning after his father, Steven Krull, told authorities Tuesday his son had not returned from a weekend of camping and hiking. Continue reading Hiker Missing near […]

PUD 3 Commissioners Considering Substation Construction Fund

April 13, 2017

Mason PUD 3 commissioners are considering a plan to fund future substation construction, while minimizing rate impacts on customers. Commissioners have been talking about the matter since September 2016. An independent study on substation construction, and allocation of cost options was commissioned in January. The board discussed the issue at its March 11, March 28, […]

House Approves Capital Construction Budget

April 13, 2017

With little debate, the House of Representatives passed a two-year capital construction budget Wednesday on a near unanimous vote. John Sattgast reports from Olympia in this audio report produced by Washington House Republicans. https://masonwebtv.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/DeBolt-CapitalBudget-VOICER-041217.mp3 Continue reading House Approves Capital Construction Budget →

High School Sports Results from 4/12/17

April 13, 2017

Results from SHS track & softball The Shelton track and field teams topped Timberline in a South Sound Conference meet Wednesday. The boys’ score: Highclimbers 76, Blazers 69. On the girls’ side, Shelton 65, Timberline 45. Top placing Highclimbers: Troy Goodwin won the 100 meters and the 200 meters. Anika Parker took the 800 meters. […]

New Cellphone Law Hard on Handheld Cellphone Use

April 13, 2017

The state House gave a two-to-one OK Wednesday to a tough new law banning handheld cellphone use while driving. Dan Frizzell has that story in the audio report produced by the Washington State House Democratic Caucus. https://masonwebtv.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/Farrell-distracted-driving-4-12-17.mp3 Continue reading New Cellphone Law Hard on Handheld Cellphone Use →

Police Blotter 4/12/17

April 12, 2017

The following is a summary of notable police and emergency calls in Mason County on Tuesday, April 11, 2017. Specific details have not been released. Any one with information is encouraged to contact the appropriate law enforcement or emergency services agency. Continue reading Police Blotter 4/12/17 →

Luke Manning Selected City Employee of the Month

April 12, 2017

Luke Manning, Parks Crew Lead at the City of Shelton, was selected as Employee of the Month by the City’s Wellness Committee for the month of April 2017. Mark Ziegler, City’s Director of Community Development, presented Manning with the award during Monday’s Shelton City Commission meeting. Last month marked Luke’s twentieth year with the City’s […]

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