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Deborah Sioux Cano Lee, Noel Parrish and Beverly Farris perform a Native American cleansing ceremony as part of a Juneteenth silent vigil on the Fourth Avenue Bridge in Olympia on June 19 with Sky Cosby looking on. The ceremony raises a prayer for peace and justice and land acknowledgement. The Olympia event was one of hundreds taking place around the country in recognition of a date connected to the end of slavery and the beginning of the ongoing struggle for equality. See the story on Page 9.

Photo by Ricky Osborne

About This Issue — July 2020 — Unintended Consequences
Not all unintended consequences are alike It’s no surprise that we live in a world of unintended consequences. Yet we rarely stop to think that...
Then this happened…
Workers who struck for better protection in the Yakima apple sheds have died from COVID 19... WIPs story about rent reform was confirmed when the Fed painted a grim view for the economy... Thurston's public safety officers jailed blacks at 5.9 times the rate of the white population in 2019... Transmountain pipeline spilled 50 gallons of oil just across the Canadian border.

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admin August 10, 2015

Steve, you should be able to get it now!
lisa Riner April 7, 2017

April 7
Question;
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