Alittle more attention must be paid: Keith Harrison, The Sun’s Police Officer of the Year for excellence in community service, has been deeply engaged in the effort to get drug dealers and drug addicts out of that miserable game. We kind of missed

Historic Boat Runs Aground In San Juan Islands - KIRO-TV
SEATTLE — An historic 133-foot sailboat ran aground in the San Juan Islands Monday, and a Washington ferry helped remove 27 people who were on board, the Coast Guard told KIRO 7 Eyewitness News. The Adventuress, a 95-year-old two-masted, gaff-rigged

Schooner with 27 aboard goes aground in San Juans - Seattle Post Intelligencer
The Coast Guard is investigating the grounding Monday of the 130-foot sailboat Adventuress with 27 people aboard in Wasp Passage in the San Juan Islands. No injuries were reported, and most of those aboard were taken from the boat by the state ferry

Pencil makes his mark at Bedford Speedway - Altoona Mirror
Bedford - Jack Pencil put on a phenomenal performance Friday evening at the Bedford Speedway, claiming his 21st career Miller Auto Parts Super Late Model win at the fast oval. Chad McClellan picked up his second win of the season in the Bedford

Historic ship runs aground - Seattle Times
Tugboats tie on to the schooner Adventuress after it ran aground Monday at Orcas Island. No injuries were reported when the 95-year-old schooner ran aground at about noon in Wasp Passage in the San Juan Islands while sailing on a school trip. ORCAS

Northwest Travel - Seattle Post Intelligencer Blogs
Mark your calendar now for September 13th and 14th and plan to attend the Adventures in Travel Expo at the Washington Convention Center. This show, co-sponsored by National Geographic Adventure, includes exhibitors from the adventure travel industry

Ferry system shelves plans to expand Colman Dock - Seattle Post Intelligencer
The expansion of Seattle’s Colman Ferry Dock, where there once were thoughts of adding condominiums or a park, is on hold while the ferry system figures out how best to use the space it has. Growth plans have now been shelved in deference to other

Blog Central - Tri-City Herald
ORCAS ISLAND, Wash. The Washington state ferry Sealth helped remove 27 people from a 133-foot historic sailboat that ran aground at Orcas Island on Monday, the Coast Guard said. No injuries were reported when the 95-year-old schooner Adventuress ran

Highway flagger killed on Hwy. 101 - Seattle Times
The State Patrol says a highway flagger who was killed Monday on Highway 101 along Hood Canal was a 49-year-old woman from Clallam County The State Patrol says a highway flagger who was killed Monday on Highway 101 along Hood Canal was a 49-year

Schooner runs aground at Orcas Island - Bellingham Herald
UPDATED AT 1:46 P.M. ORCAS ISLAND The Coast Guard says a 130-foot sailboat has run aground at Orcas Island. The Washington state ferry Sealth helped remove 27 people from the ship. No injuries have been reported. The 95-year-old schooner

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