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Vancouver schools celebrate future of trades education with new building at Hudson’s Bay
Vancouver dignitaries, school staff and students weathered relentless showers to celebrate Southwest Washington’s newest investment in trades education at Hudson’s Bay High School on Tuesday morning. |
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FEMA, state officials survey Oklahoma tornado damage in deadly storm
A Federal Emergency Management Agency administrator said Tuesday that “our heart aches for the loss of life” in tornadoes that left four dead and about 100 injured in Oklahoma. |
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A Hawaii military family avoids tap water at home. They’re among those suing over 2021 jet fuel leak
JOINT BASE PEARL HARBOR-HICKAM, Hawaii (AP) — Richelle Dietz, a mother of two and wife of a U.S. Navy chief petty officer, often thinks about water. |
NYT Politics
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For Trump, a $9,000 rebuke and a stern warning
The judge made it clear that further gag-order violations could land the former president in jail.
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Education Secretary Calls Antisemitism on Campuses ‘Abhorrent’ and ‘Unacceptable’
Miguel A. Cardona told lawmakers that his department was continuing to investigate complaints of antisemitism at dozens of colleges since Oct. 7.
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Biden, a Bystander to ’60s Protests, Is Now a Target
For President Biden, the campus unrest over the Gaza war recalls peace protests of his youth. But this time he cannot easily bypass the turmoil.
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Portland Business News
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Cannabis rescheduling has Oregon business leader 'cautiously optimistic'
Whether a shift to Schedule III substantially improves the business environment for Oregon companies remains to be seen.
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Washington State News
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Tigers RHP Jack Flaherty matches AL strikeout mark vs. Cardinals
(Photo credit: Brian Bradshaw Sevald-USA TODAY Sports)
Detroit Tigers right-hander Jack Flaherty struck out the first seven batters he faced in Tuesday's game to tie an American League record, accomplishing the feat against his former team, the St. Louis Cardinals.
Flaherty, 28, pitched seven seasons for the Cardinals before he was traded to the Baltimore Orioles last season. He joined the Tigers in the offseason and was
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The Chronicle - Centralia
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Winlock High School second semester honors and principal's lists 
The Winlock High School principal’s list and honors list for the second semester of the 2022-2023 school year has been announced. Students named to the principal’s list received between a 3.5 and a 4.0 GPA. Students named to the honor’s list received between a 3.0 and 3.49 GPA.
12th grade 4.0 Hannah O. Bradel, Madison Bradel, Jayden M. Brown, Donnie Butterton, Charlee Connelly, Damon A. Hughes, Madison R. Lopes, Simon A. Salgado, Diego Sanchez, Nathan A. Schnacker, Nazira Valencia 3.99 to 3.5 Michael R. Magallon, Madison Rohman, Kylee Smith, Romi A. Smith, Jolette Nunez-Navarro, Rosie Meade 3.49 to 3.0 Chase Trodahl, Sara Gabbert, Grace S. Cotton, Karli Merritt, Nevaeh Freitas, Kindyl M. Kelly, Erick R. Gaylor, Tanner L. Greene, Enrique J. Castaneda-Hauge, Samuel Dupree, Madison N. Pelagio
11th grade 4.0 Serenity L. Hayes, Angelica L. Herrera, Gracie A. Herring, Jadin D. Landry, Gabriella Y. Marquina, Mason McCarthy, Lincoln C. Ruiz 3.99 to 3.5 Christian W. Uhri, Katie R. Brannon, Nevaeh M. Smith 3.49 to 3.0 Kyleigh J. Creach, Vanessa Cruz Guijosa, Clayton W. Trumbull, Alexander E. Kaija, Clifford A. Norris, Marisa Del Peso, Xavier Sancho-Carrillo, Travis J. Twiggs
10th grade 4.0 Jocelyne Gutierrez Villanueva, Theodore K. Martinchick, Peter T. Meziere, Landon J. Russell, Maecyn M. Stevens
3.99 to 3.5 Hailey M. Odle, Victoria A. Sancho, Terri L. Holley, Jamel R. Ghazali, Hailey L. Goodrich, Wyatt Bellikka, Adiel M. Cisneros, Blake D. Burkett, Phoenix A. Wright-Benoit
3.49 to 3.0 Gracie L. Pierson, Shane D. Wantaja, Arean A. Thapa, Ryder E. Burkett, Sally M. Hallstrom, Tucker St. Paul, Hailey M. Schwarz, Storm B. Keene, Abigail G. Norwood, Christian N. Gerger, Trent J. Poirrier, Alesseondra T. Montes, Jasmine M. Shepherd
Ninth grade 4.0 Belinda Barrera, Makenna Blair, Lillian L. Brown, Hunter B. Coolidge, Jaylee R. Denton, Emilio M. Martinez Ziese Wilkins, Soledad N. Preston, Maysha R. Quintero, Areliz Valencia, Ethan A. Van Riper, Cheyenne C. Wiley
3.99 to 3.5 Jacob L. Trodahl, Caleb H. Kohler, Blake A. Williquette, Deanna Zagorodniy, Kendyl Guenther, Harley Cruz, Mason W. Ruiz, Gavon M. Cordner, Anna E. Sons, Jamie A. Saunders, Connor M. Stamps, Elliegene D. Morhous, Dakota M. Fox, Angela E. Garcia-Cruz, Samantha M. Paull, Lucas R. Kibler, Claire E. Pinkerton, Leonel Cardenas Hernandez, Natalie A. Dupree, William D. Reid, Reiley F. Sims-Jones, Carmyn R. Van Riper, Elizabeth J. Cooper-Brink, Hampton H. Huynh
3.49 to 3.0 William J. Brown, Liliana Wisner, John C. Mansfield Jr., Nicholas M. Ming, David A. Qureshi Jr., Friedrich J. Patching, Xavier M. Zeh, Thalia A. Gonzalez Navarro, Isaiah J. Meyer, Jocelyn A. Kibler, Sebastine C. Shadrick, Ahryahnna Bare, Kyliee Jacks, Omar Balbuena
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Winlock Middle School second semester principal's and honors lists 
The Winlock Middle School principal’s list and honors list for the second semester of the 2022-2023 school year has been announced. Students named to the principal’s list received between a 3.5 and a 4.0 GPA. Students named to the honors list received between a 3.0 and 3.49 GPA.
Eighth grade 4.0 Axel T. Eitel, Gabrielle C. Huber, Cullan R. Palen-McBee, Riley M. Ruiz 3.99 to 3.5 Janae L. Bellikka, Jesse R. Allman, Nunshu J. De Lorie Jr., Jacey L. Bellikka, Molly J. Dalke, Alexis Swenson, Maddyson C. Kautenberg, Andrew J. Gaylor, Salan Gerstenberger, Jaxyn B. Pelagio, Kyriah B. Ammons, Ellee S. Leon, Drake R. Schaefer, Jazlyn K. Silvestre, Lila R. Howell, Anthony Hernandez Ayala, Sumaya B. Mohsin, Aliyah R. Husser, Alilet A. Cuadra Galarza 3.49 to 3.0 Kyla A. Boyer, Addyson R. Turner, Maddox W. Welge-Kett, Joanie L. Wantaja, Savannah E. Harding, Daelen L. Bradshaw, Gianncarlo M. Nunez- Navarro, Josiah N. Montes Jimenez, Angel D. Cruz Carrillo, Alejandro Gonzalez Figueroa, Marshall Niles, Marcello M. Ortega
Seventh grade 4.0 Ryan B. Cabe, Aaliyah A. Guizar, Nathaniel Joehnk, Zoey J. Nelson, Olivia L. Simula, Charlotte M. Wiley, Dylin Williamson 3.99 to 3.5 Aiden McLane, Melanie N. Ringeisen, Jase B. Wantaja, AllieN. Dalke, Eduardo Gonzalez Ramos, Sergio A. Castaneda Garcia, Riley Allen, Cameron R. Horne, Summer S. Kaufman, Peyton D. Mead, Jonathan W. Paull, Ilexier F. Gazard-Gonzalez, Gilberto A. Santiago Carrillo, Romeo I. Marcos, Tia A. Hallstrom, Narissa A. Montes 3.49 to 3.0 Hayden T. Fredericks, Zack A. Kibler, Cheyenne L. Zeh, Carter J. Coy, Adriel Lamas Vera, Payton A. Ford, Leyah J. Ortiz, Edith E. Escalante Rodriquez, Maycee M. Jacks
Sixth grade 4.0 Nathan J. Howell, Ashling E. Lewin, Nikita A. Norris, Anastacia A. Zagorodniy 3.99 to 3.5 Nala G. Aboutalep, Hendrix T. Heston, Lynae E. Dalke, Arionna K. Hallstrom, Eva D. Poirrier, Camila A. Kuoppala, Darren R. Walser, Gracie L. Guenther, Ethan R. Poole, Elaina J. Roberts, Alaylah G. Paden, Maggie M. Angel, Mikajsa R. Coleman, Alexis J. Davis, Kylee G. Forler, Della M. Johnston, Adriana M. St. Jean, Rykur L. Lynch, Isabellah M. Bradshaw, Abigale R. Goodrich, Natalie Hernandez Ayala 3.49 to 3.0 Monica K. Courtney, Daniela Cardenas Hernandez, Micheal R. Bell, Jayla Hernandez Martinez, Daxton Z. Randt Williams, Xander Wells, Madisyn N. Coolidge, Anthony D. Sorger, Jesse S. West, Isiah L. Daggett, Braden R. Terwilliger
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