Ray Marcham
KOMO Communities Reporter
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Over $500,000 raised so far for Japan disaster relief The need is still there. You keep responding. Fisher Communications has been teaming up with the American Red Cross and Uwajimaya to raise money to help the victims of the massive earthquake and... read more... |
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Rescued seal pup starting to recover Nicki Rosenhagen from PAWS sent in these photos of the harbor seal pup that the organization rescued from the beach at Golden Gardens Park late last week. Part of the beach was actually closed off as... read more... |
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Abandoned seal pup on path to getting healthy again Nicki Rosenhagen from PAWS in Lynnwood sent in these photos of a harbor seal pup that was found abandoned on the beach at Golden Gardens Park late last week.The area of beach where the pup was found... read more... |
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Classics out in Magnolia Village Kym Otte took these photos of some of the classic cars that were out today during the annual Magnolia Auto Show at Magnolia Village on Saturday.Hundreds of people came out to look at all of the cars... read more... |
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Two injured in crash on Bucoda Highway south of Tenino Two teens were airlifted to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle after a single-car crash on Bucoda Highway (Highway 507) just south of Tenino Friday afternoon. The Washington State Patrol reports... read more... |
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Saturday afternoon at Summerfest Summerfest is pulling in the crowds again, and today was the perfect day to be out there! KOMO’s Kevin Cotlove was at Summerfest today, and sends in these photos from the big event. Remember, the fun... read more... |
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Cole Gallery damaged by water pipe break; only one painting damaged The people at the Cole Gallery are breathing a sigh of relief, as a water leak caused thousands of dollars of damage but spared almost all of the artwork. Owner Denise Cole discovered the damage when... read more... |
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Cole Gallery damaged by water pipe break; only one painting damaged The people at the Cole Gallery are breathing a sigh of relief, as a water leak caused thousands of dollars of damage but spared almost all of the artwork. Owner Denise Cole discovered the damage when... read more... |
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