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Thurston Sheriff's Office holds gun turn-in Saturday

Anyone with unwanted firearms or ammunition can take it to Saturdays gun turn in hosted by the Thurston County Sheriff's Office.

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South Sound Military for Jan. 17

Air Force Airman Megan K. Gerow graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. Gerow is the daughter of Tammy Balliett of Olympia.

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County seeking volunteers for 2013 homeless census

Thurston County is looking for volunteers for the 2013 homeless census planned for Jan. 24.

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Tenino teacher charged with having child pornography

A Tenino elementary school teacher was arrested Wednesday and charged with possession of child pornography.

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Behind the scenes, dispatchers aid in Thurston County's safety

Beeps and the sound of rapid typing filled the room of Thurston County’s dispatch center, broken up by intermittent questions of “9-1-1, what are you reporting?”

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County home sales finally on rebound

Thurston County home sales rose 8 percent in 2012, the housing market finally showing signs of life after several years of steadily declining sales, according to year-end data released Thursday by the...

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Engineering hall at Saint Martin's was built to be green, high-tech

Saint Martin's University's three-story, nearly 26,916-square-foot engineering facility was built “green” with several environmentally friendly features, including solar panels and a geothermal energy...

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THURSTON COUNTY: Company acquires land for steel pipe facility

A company called USA Investment Group LLC has acquired 350 acres zoned for industrial and commercial use in McCleary for a steel pipe manufacturing facility.

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No shortage of events to celebrate Dr. King

Many ways to mark the holiday leading up to Martin Luther King Day on Monday | Martin Luther King Jr. once said, “Life’s most persistent and urgent question is: ‘What are you doing for others?’’

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Pilgrimage brings peace, enrichment

A pilgrimage is a personal journey or introspective search of moral or spiritual significance.

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1,200 to 1,500 rally in Olympia in opposition to gun restrictions

Molly Vinyard, 9, held a large sign while sitting atop a cement post next to her father, Tim. The pair left their Spokane home at 5 a.m. Saturday to show their support during a pro-guns rally on the...

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Groups hope to pave the way to better roads

Broad collection of interest groups committed to making sure state allocates plenty of funds to transportation | A wide array of Washington interest groups – from labor to business to...

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Dozens participate in march to honor memory of MLK Jr.

Zen Buddhist priest leads silent march to stand up for peace in peaceful way | About 100 people walked silently around Capitol Lake on Sunday, an event in its sixth year to honor the memory and...

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Man's body pulled from water at West Bay Marina

The body of an unidentified man was pulled out of the water at West Bay Marina about noon Sunday, according to the Olympia Fire Department.

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Grant helps district promote health

Tumwater School District is spending $1 million to fight childhood obesity from all angles | The Tumwater School District is halfway through its comprehensive effort to fight childhood obesity, and...

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No pain, no gain for State Patrol hopefuls

Agency places emphasis on physical fitness while recruiting to fill upcoming vacancies | Sweat gathered on the brow of 30-year-old Leah Mixon as she pushed through the pain, doing as many sit-ups she...

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Let's recycle plastic shopping bags like we do computers, televisions

Thurston County has joined a handful of other communities around the state in the debate about whether to ban plastic shopping bags.

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Significant changes needed to help the little guy

The U.S. has suffered a recession about every four years since the American Revolution. They used to be called “panics,” because they were. A recession is less scary.

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OLYMPIA: Coroner says drowning of man was accident

The death of an Olympia man who was discovered drowned Sunday at West Bay Marina was determined to be accidental, Thurston County Coroner Gary Warnock said Monday.

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