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Don Jenkins
Verified
Correspondent, Capital Press
Olympia
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breaking news, conflict, human stories suffering, post-conflict societies, social issues in the middle eastCovers: human interest, middle east politics, world news war, syria, middle east coverage cyberwarfare, middle east, lebanon
I put in my time on zoning and easement issues. Those are about the only topics off my list!
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By Don Jenkins Verified| Capital Press Verified Published 10:37 am Friday, April 18, 2025 Public utility district commissioners in Grant County, Wash., have delayed condemning farmland for a transmission line to see whether power poles can be placed to minimize interference with agriculture. Landowners dismissed the pause as a face-saving move by PUD commissioners to appear sympathetic to landowner complaints. “So, you see where the poles are placed. Then what? They’re still coming through,” farmer John Rylaarsdam said.
By Don Jenkins Verified| Capital Press Verified Published 2:15 pm Thursday, April 17, 2025 The Trump administration proposes to exclude habitat modification as a potential violation of the Endangered Species Act, eliminating an Interior Department regulation in place since 1975. The ESA prohibits harming endangered and threatened species. The Interior Department has long defined “harm” to mean habitat changes that jeopardize populations of protected species.
By Don Jenkins Verified| Capital Press Verified Published 10:37 am Friday, April 18, 2025 Public utility district commissioners in Grant County, Wash., have delayed condemning farmland for a transmission line to see whether power poles can be placed to minimize interference with agriculture. Landowners dismissed the pause as a face-saving move by PUD commissioners to appear sympathetic to landowner complaints. “So, you see where the poles are placed. Then what? They’re still coming through,” farmer John Rylaarsdam said.
Company Info
Capital Press
Hello, My name is Viki Barrett, Print Solutions Consultant for Capital Press in Penrose. You may already have a company who does your printing, but if you're open to receiving a quote to compare apples for apples, we should talk! We may be able to work together. Loyalty, Quality, Efficiency, Cost... It's our priority. That's why Capital Press is "Printing with Pride!" Established in 1974, we can cater to all your printing requirements at competitive prices without sacrificing the quality. So, what makes us different? We boldly stand apart from the rest because if we say it will be done, it will be. That's integrity. If we can't do the job, we'll find someone to help you. That's honesty. If the work is not up to our own standards, it doesn't leave the factory. That's quality. When you're open to a better deal, or you want that personalised service, call Viki and we'll work together to give you just that! Have a great day! Kindest Regards, Viki 027 228 1833
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Founded: 1974