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Articles from the August 4, 2022 edition


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  • Fish and Wildlife Commission rejects proposed wolf rule

    Ann McCreary|Updated Aug 4, 2022

    Washington's wildlife commissioners have chosen not to enact a new rule that was developed with the goal of reducing the number of wolves killed under state orders due to conflicts with livestock. The rule would have designated areas of "chronic conflict" and required state wildlife officials to verify that livestock owners in those areas have taken appropriate measures to prevent conflicts before the state kills wolves after attacks on livestock. The vote by the Washington Fi...

  • Looking for a NEXUS interview? Might be easier to find Sasquatch

    Pat Grubb, The Northern Light|Updated Aug 4, 2022

    Thirteen NEXUS enrollment centers in Canada remain closed even though the U.S. centers have been open since April 19. One reason why is because the Canadians do not want U.S. officers to bear arms while on duty processing NEXUS applicants, according to U.S Customs and Border Protection (CBP) spokesperson Rhonda Lawson who was quoted by The Canadian Press in a July 23 story. The issue of legal protections for U.S. officers was raised in an April 28 story in The Northern Light...

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