Olympia News : Olympia History
06-20-2006
07/08/2006 It's a pirate's life in Yelm
07/08/2006 Chain-link fence puts dent in recreation plans
07/08/2006 Tourist from Washington detained in alleged rape
07/08/2006 Plan to sell forest lands facing tough time in Congress
07/08/2006 Deadline day Sex offender, immigrant measures strike out
07/08/2006 International briefs
07/08/2006 The Associated Press
07/08/2006 Mosques targeted on Iraq worship day
07/08/2006 Fallen Wiccan soldier not given memorial
07/08/2006 Bush wants world support to deal with North Korea
07/08/2006 U.S, Lebanese officials s
07/08/2006 Alaska's North Korean missile myth persists
07/08/2006 Names cause money troubles
07/07/2006 Crime Stoppers seeks public's help in locating area crime suspects
07/07/2006 Columbine killers' journals show detailed plans for attack
07/07/2006 Staircase area activities return to normal
07/07/2006 Nonprofit seeks funding to open a private school
07/07/2006 Bush backs resolution to sanction N. Korea
07/07/2006 State courts reject same-sex marriage
07/07/2006 No plans for high school at this point
07/07/2006 Inmate's death sparks inquiry
07/07/2006 Activist cites assertiveness in signature gathering success
07/07/2006 Fort Lewis among sites feeling the pinch of covering war costs
07/07/2006 Voters may decide on property rights, renewable energy
07/07/2006 Medicaid audit not so bleak
07/07/2006 Vandals lash out in downtown Olympia
07/07/2006 Families' pastime also means profit
07/06/2006 Northwest briefs
07/06/2006 Suspects sought in Lacey armed robberies
07/06/2006 School adds signs, bags to curb pet waste
07/06/2006 Fire damages NOAA pier, three boats, two buildings in Seattle
07/06/2006 Custody battle tests roles of parents, doctors, courts
07/06/2006 Court Individual doctors at Ore. hospital can be sued
07/06/2006 Bohmer Olympia, WA. Community Rallies Against NAZI Group
07/06/2006 State paid 8,000 to prep for neo-Nazis
07/06/2006 Shooter's 66-year jail term might be cut
07/06/2006 Money flows to delta from pollution lawsuit
07/06/2006 Lead shifts as Mexico's presidential recount continues
07/06/2006 N. Korea Missiles for defense
07/06/2006 Fort Lewis soldier charged
07/06/2006 ... and a new leader for college's next era
07/06/2006 A legacy of progress ...
07/05/2006 Evacuees in B.C. wait out wildfire
07/05/2006 Canada confirms 6th case of mad cow
07/05/2006 Smelt festival relies on imports
07/05/2006 War on terrorism memorial dedicated
07/05/2006 Immigrants find uncertainty lends urgency to citizenship
07/05/2006 Rape, murder report inflames Iraqis
07/05/2006 Program makes sure kids' bellies are filled
07/05/2006 Foam not a problem, NASA says
07/05/2006 Parent's claim that child was isolated under investigation
07/05/2006 Struggling to strike a balance for control
07/05/2006 Holiday damage limited
07/05/2006 Searchers cut efforts
07/05/2006 Independence Day spirit found in fireworks, family fun
07/05/2006 New York theater to stage play about Olympia student
07/04/2006 Holi
07/04/2006 Obesity, depression hand-in-hand in study
07/04/2006 The making of a big bang
07/04/2006 Lacey leads into 4th with bright thrills
07/04/2006 Alcohol damages teen brains more than previously thought
07/04/2006 Neo-Nazis speak into sea of opponents
07/04/2006 Shuttle loses piece of foam NASA plans to go ahead as planned
07/04/2006 More are behind on card payments
07/04/2006 Barely conscious man's brain rewires itself
07/04/2006 Summer school work shifts into high gear
07/04/2006 Births
07/04/2006 Bridge-jumping St eilacoom man d r owns in Cowlitz
07/04/2006 National briefs
07/04/2006 Relics of an earli er age hamper empty ne st dream
07/04/2006 drjwj
07/04/2006 Deadline nears for retaking WASL
07/04/2006 Washington state briefs
07/04/2006 Ex-soldier accused of rape, murder
07/04/2006 Neo-Nazi rally at Capitol ends, State Patrol a strong presence
07/04/2006 Environment briefs
07/04/2006 Planet friendly is in the bag
07/04/2006 Small band of Nazi's rally in Olympia
07/04/2006 Neo-Nazis in Olympia attract big counterprotest
07/04/2006 Special Olympians thrive on camaraderie, competition
07/03/2006 Neo-Nazis taunted in Olympia
07/03/2006 Neo-Nazi rally at Capitol underway, security presence strong
07/03/2006 Neo-Nazi Event Planned In Olympia
07/03/2006 Injuries from fireworks on the rise
07/03/2006 Hot Dog gobblers from around the world to compete
07/03/2006 Port Orchard soldier honored by hometown
07/03/2006 Security will be in force at rallies on campus
07/03/2006 Green is the Pointe
07/03/2006 Study finds more rules make safer teen drivers
07/03/2006 Food labels looked at ... then they're ignored
07/03/2006 Diversity activists show united front
07/03/2006 Rainier soldier remembered for strength, principles
07/03/2006 Schools' fuel budgets stretched
07/03/2006 Community Watch
07/03/2006 Bridge engineer set for pivotal event
07/03/2006 Young mus icians prac tice versatility
07/03/2006 St. Martin's updates its bells
07/03/2006 Neo-Nazis to rally in Olympia today
07/02/2006 Debt woes swamp Olympians
07/02/2006 Unity festival draws strong crowd
07/02/2006 Special Olympians headed to national games
07/02/2006 Holiday closures
07/02/2006 Regional briefs
07/02/2006 Fugitive commits suicide in downtown Olympia hotel
07/02/2006 White supremacy, diversity subject of Olympia marches
07/02/2006 A year ago, Shasta was saved from pedophile
07/02/2006 Olympian welcome
07/02/2006 Lumber agreement inked
07/02/2006 Spontaneous exploring can lead to trouble on a trail
07/02/2006 Mystery deepens in search for hiker
07/02/2006 Lender gives hope to stalled bottling plan
07/02/2006 school
07/02/2006 Classes just a few clicks away
07/02/2006 More corporate, less local for state leases
07/02/2006 Custom cars draw looks at fairground
07/02/2006 Nothing marks a holiday like a good robbery
07/02/2006 Neo-Nazis', foes' events ahead
07/02/2006 Governments are plugging leaks
07/02/2006 Online classes go statewide Schools say they're following students to where they learn
07/02/2006 Public agendas
07/02/2006 New Jersey capital closed over budget
07/02/2006 History on display during stop by Meeker followers
07/02/2006 Cheney, heart are OK
07/02/2006 66 killed in Iraqi market car bombing
07/02/2006 Bin Laden said to be on new tape
07/02/2006 Soldiers planned atrocity
07/02/2006 Yosemite more accessible thanks to determination
07/02/2006 Happy birthday, eh!
07/02/2006 Neo-Nazis plan to rally in Olympia
07/02/2006 Athlete airlift delivers Olympians
07/02/2006 State's Special Olympians get star-athlete treatment
07/01/2006 Olympian Yousuf Khan dead
07/01/2006 Special Olympians head for Iowa
07/01/2006 ACLU contests Air Force's effort to discharge lesbian
07/01/2006 OSU professor off on trip to promote biodiesel
07/01/2006 Oregonians go to Web to find sex offenders area
07/01/2006 Sonar exercises to continue despite suit
07/01/2006 Camp Goodtimes lives up to its name for kids with cancer
07/01/2006 Congress fails to pass bill assuring worker pensions
07/01/2006 Gas tax goes up 3 cents a gallon
07/01/2006 Dry days add to holiday fire risk
07/01/2006 Soldiers help give a hand up
07/01/2006 Former Olympian Md Yusuf Khan dead
07/01/2006 http://feeds.feedburner.com/theolympian-News?m=1724
07/01/2006 FDA approves first versions of generic Zoloft
07/01/2006 Spring cleaning for the soul Frustrated by consumerism, couple chooses to live simply
07/01/2006 Fitness trainer invents weighted exercise vest
07/01/2006 3rd drug may not help depression sufferers
07/01/2006 Remote control could help if shuttle is damaged
07/01/2006 Town turns out to honor soldier killed in Iraq
07/01/2006 State's head count rising
07/01/2006 State worker missing for sixth day
07/01/2006 USA Today Report on phone records handover overstated
07/01/2006 Fewer than 500 troops on
07/01/2006 More conservatism, not more harmony on Supreme Court
07/01/2006 Guantanamo authorities seize detainees' papers, defense lawyers say
07/01/2006 U.S., Britain debated using force on China
07/01/2006 Israel destroys Palestinian interior minister's office
07/01/2006 Nothing kicking for Indian Olympian
06/30/2006 Neo-Nazis to rally in Olympia on July 4th
06/30/2006 How to legally enjoy the Fourth
06/30/2006 Olympia checks out a clean sweep
06/30/2006 Cell phone use behind the wheel as dangerous as drunken driving, study says
06/30/2006 Dixieland Jazz Festival hits town
06/30/2006 Copper prices entice thieves
06/30/2006 State's ban on gay fo
06/30/2006 Drivers see work zones add up
06/30/2006 Guard likely to miss deadline for border work
06/30/2006 House says yes to offshore drilling
06/30/2006 State's ban on gay fo
06/30/2006 Unity in the Community schedule set
06/30/2006 Search for missing hiker expands to river
06/30/2006 VA laptop recovered
06/30/2006 The Olympian, news servic
06/30/2006 Supreme Court blocks war crimes trials for Guantanamo detainees
06/30/2006 State Patrol adds troopers for holiday
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06/29/2006 Around Lacey
06/29/2006 Families snap up spots in toddler programs
06/29/2006 Sign holders sidestep ad rule
06/29/2006 Produce is main draw as third season starts
06/29/2006 Baby gray whale births rebounding along Pacific
06/29/2006 Groups sue to stop Navy sonar off Hawaii
06/29/2006 Timber sale awarded amid efforts to stop it
06/29/2006 Lawmakers get small win on salmon disaster funding
06/29/2006 Initiative activists race deadline for signatures
06/29/2006 Search for state official continues in Olympia National Park
06/29/2006 Births for June 29
06/29/2006 Recycled water begins flowing to parks Saturday
06/29/2006 Protesters push for fossil fuel alternatives
06/29/2006 Olympia's 'zero waste' plan advances
06/29/2006 Market owner resists calls to carry Plan B pill
06/29/2006 House to reconsider offshore drilling
06/29/2006 Gates investing in education
06/29/2006 Bush promotes war, Missouri candidate
06/29/2006 4 Ohio officials fined for ethics violations
06/29/2006 Officials order 200,000 to evacuate in Pennsylvania
06/29/2006 Police say teen wanted to
06/29/2006 Ex-SEC attorney testifies he was fired after CEO probe
06/29/2006 Iraq murder charges raise possibility of military death sentence
06/29/2006 Panel tackles delicate vaccination question
06/29/2006 Olymp ia clears log expor t plan
06/29/2006 New co unty jail's cost rises to 31.5 million
06/29/2006 Family confident missing hiker will make way out of Staircase
06/29/2006 States get license to redistrict
06/29/2006 Insurgents Leave, and attacks will stop
06/29/2006 Israel widens Gaza action
06/28/2006 Holiday closures
06/28/2006 Official received raises while under scrutiny
06/28/2006 690 million for Hanford plant clears hurdle
06/28/2006 'They Know Olympia Doesn't Want Them'
06/28/2006 Olympian Johnson to open McKinney training center
06/28/2006 Flag burning ban fails Senate by 1 vote
06/28/2006 High court hears arguments on felon voting rights
06/28/2006 Births for June 28
06/28/2006 Missing man followed international path to Washington
06/28/2006 Local ban's proponents cheer report
06/28/2006 Surgeon general Only smoke-free places fully protect nonsmokers
06/28/2006 Need for routine testing stressed at Olympia HIV event
06/28/2006 Soldier's dissent draws defenders
06/28/2006 Facilities compromise OK'd
06/28/2006 Capitol Way's look will change
06/28/2006 Olympian now part of McClatchy newspaper group
06/28/2006 Harrison Avenue project approved
06/28/2006 Sleater-Kinney calling it quits
06/28/2006 Rescuers search for missing state official
06/28/2006 EDUTECH launches UAE's first-ever National Robotics Competition to select participants for World Robotics Olympiad
06/27/2006 Former Olympia man's friendship with chicken hatches kids' book
06/27/2006 Reader salute
06/27/2006 High court debates government regulation of 'greenhouse' gases
06/27/2006 University official says it should fire professor
06/27/2006 Reader Network
06/27/2006 Knight Ridder holders agree to papers' sale
06/27/2006 Newest resident arrives at Governor's Mansion has new resident
06/27/2006 Elma officials scramble to repair school
06/27/2006 Senate to challenge Bush practice
06/27/2006 Natural gas outage shuts mall eateries
06/27/2006 Heat sweats out 2nd record
06/27/2006 Teen pregn ancy fal ls, pov erty rate rise s
06/27/2006 Family, town remember dreams of son lost to war
06/27/2006 Cheaper ideas surface for Olympia dog park
06/27/2006 Special Olympians headed for USA games
06/27/2006 Olympian offers message to women
06/26/2006 Environment briefs
06/26/2006 Oregon struggles to limit mercury emissions
06/26/2006 Moscow is world's most expensive city
06/26/2006 Gunman shoots 5, kills 1 at Safeway distribution center
06/26/2006 Spending clause may force Gateses to double spending
06/26/2006 The race to erase trans fat
06/26/2006 8 percent of police brutality complaints justify action
06/26/2006 Study targets protein seen as indicator of Alzheimer's disease
06/26/2006 Officer claims he was retaliated against
06/26/2006 Sunny Sunday brings record-breaking heat
06/26/2006 Shells lure oysters home in Woodard Bay
06/26/2006 Idling cars waste fuel and pollute our air
06/26/2006 State clarifies u nion religio us exemption
06/26/2006 Kids find fun's the game at YMCA summer sports camp
06/26/2006 elma driver dies after hitting school
06/26/2006 Agencies feel bite of fuel rise
06/26/2006 Fuel prices decline for 2
06/26/2006 St. Martin's to start work on replacing building
06/26/2006 Four workers t ell their s tories of pursuing education
06/26/2006 NOVA's 'The Mod' gives young artists room
06/26/2006 jhdsflgkjhkldjfgkjdfg No timetable for Iraq pullout; 2 soldiers charged in killing
06/26/2006 Rampant violence plagues
06/26/2006 Hamas kills 2 Israeli soldiers, abduct 3rd
06/26/2006 World's 10 priciest c
06/26/2006 Art lovers bid high at auction
06/26/2006 Buffett's billions headed to charity Lion's share goes to Gates Foundation
06/25/2006 Olympians Hit Ice
06/25/2006 Northwest briefs
06/25/2006 Navy alters hazing charges against USS Columbus crew
06/25/2006 Cheney remains a strong force in administration
06/25/2006 Informant's work led to 7 arrested in plot
06/25/2006 E-mails detail Abramoff donor solicitations
06/25/2006 Baby turns up in Yelm, delivered to hospital turned up in Yelm
06/25/2006 Blast outside patrol vehicle kills Rainier graduate
06/25/2006 Other cases in the area
06/25/2006 Excerpts from Olympia Pol
06/25/2006 A questionable culture
06/25/2006 Take the sting out of moving
06/25/2006 Lacey leans away from rezone
06/25/2006 Here's what city councils
06/25/2006 Show can make birder of just about anyone
06/25/2006 Exotic sights, sounds on display at bird event
06/25/2006 House up in flames as firefighter training ground
06/25/2006 Olympia owner, city of Palmetto at odds over fate of old theater
06/25/2006 Just fix it Olympia Street, Mt. Washington
06/24/2006 FDA approves generic Zocor, new drug for AIDS cocktail
06/24/2006 East Coast speed limit proposed to save whales
06/24/2006 Iraqi government declares state of emergency in Baghdad
06/24/2006 High-end auction puts area house in the spotlight
06/24/2006 Bomb plot suspects planned to blow up Chicago landmark
06/24/2006 Uncertainty clouds U.S. threats to N. Korea
06/24/2006 Residents ready to keep their cool
06/24/2006 Union at fault, but no new vote
06/24/2006 Heritage Park to get last of makeover
06/24/2006 Activist opens bid for seat in 35th Dist.
06/24/2006 By Heather Woodward
06/24/2006 Thurston County
06/24/2006 Catches give anglers sense of decline
06/24/2006 Aaron Spelling dies after stroke
06/24/2006 How much power can the president claim?
06/24/2006 Odds long to return steelhead from brink
06/24/2006 Rural employers should count in Olympia
06/23/2006 State's strict vehicle emissions rules take hold
06/23/2006 Health panel begins with high hopes
06/23/2006 Sparring over Iraq yields no new policy
06/23/2006 2 Washington Marines among 7 charged with Iraqi's murder
06/23/2006 3rd Brigade departs for Iraq; Watada refuses to go
06/23/2006 Lender to take over brewery
06/23/2006 Downtown lawbreakers trade jail for cleanup duty
06/23/2006 By Juliet Eilperin
06/23/2006 25 gunned down across Mosul this week
06/23/2006 Those in range of missile respond with a shrug
06/23/2006 Health pa nel begin s with hi gh hope s
06/23/2006 DuPont contemplates disaster
06/23/2006 Viagra might
06/23/2006 It's official SPSCC has a new president
06/23/2006 Land- use e_SFlb initiative attracts protest
06/23/2006 Yelmj
06/23/2006 By David Ovalle, Evan S.
06/23/2006 By Thomas M. Defrank
06/22/2006 New Honor For Olympian Joey Cheek
06/22/2006 Births for June 22
06/22/2006 Red tide toxin closes beach in Kitsap County
06/22/2006 Gregoire joins criticism of plan to alter safety program
06/22/2006 New bill for Hanford plant 11.55 billion
06/22/2006 City will loan Tacoma Dome money for upgrades
06/22/2006 Court rejects practice of shifting troubled kids
06/22/2006 Greensboro Olympian to Lead July 4 Parade
06/22/2006 Humvees, pieces of equipment to be sent back to U.S.
06/22/2006 Condoms prove valuable in fight against cervical cancer
06/22/2006 Rochester man wants his land to help homeless
06/22/2006 Tumwater farmers market off to a tasty, festive start
06/22/2006 A plan to spiff up downtown Olympia
06/22/2006 thisj
06/22/2006 Neo-Nazi defense draws filmmakers
06/22/2006 Campus building has little support
06/22/2006 Young writers strike chor d with stories of fam ilies
06/22/2006 Hotel standoff ends with suicide
06/21/2006 Fugitive commits suicide in downtown Olympia hotel
06/21/2006 Washington state briefs/title
06/21/2006 Woman flees, leaves newborn at hospital
06/21/2006 Probe didn't hold up official's raises
06/21/2006 Births for June 21
06/21/2006 International briefs
06/21/2006 N. Korea defends missile test
06/21/2006 Safavian found guilty on charges relating to disgraced lobbyist Abramoff
06/21/2006 Relatives of soldiers found dead in Iraq devastated, outraged
06/21/2006 National briefs
06/21/2006 Police using data brokers to get phone records
06/21/2006 Sea squirts invade bay on canal
06/21/2006 tacjerskk
06/21/2006 snoqualmj
06/21/2006 Boycott brews over grocer's Plan B stand
06/21/2006 Olympia unveils summer of artwork
06/21/2006 McKenna says state workers can opt out of union dues on religious basis
06/21/2006 Vital statistics
06/21/2006 Tribes light fuse on holiday fireworks season
06/21/2006 Regional briefs
06/21/2006 Dozens view film on fight against hate
06/21/2006 East coach helps Special Olympians excel
06/20/2006 12th-graders ponder life after high school hedjj
06/20/2006 Dissident workers to continue union fight
06/20/2006 Education calendar
06/20/2006 Overgrown landscaping
06/20/2006 Governor promises effort to limit property taxes
06/20/2006 Combat stress cases on pace to hit 20,000
06/20/2006 Padded room at heart of autism controversy
06/20/2006 SPSCC picks next president
06/20/2006 Capital High School teachers take a lesson from students
06/20/2006 O'Neill's community work earns national acclaim
06/20/2006 National and international briefs
06/20/2006 N. Korea talks about missile; U.S., Japan warn against test