How to Prepare Your Vehicle For Winter Driving
Four key essentials to prepare for winter travel to ensure safer drives on mountain roads and urban streets.
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Winter Camping in Comfort—Tips to Stay Warm, Dry and Have Fun Sleeping Out in the Snow
Comfort is a relative word to apply to camping. I’m perfectly comfortable spending days at a time in the backcountry, but I recently heard of a couple who planned a summer trip in their RV, powered by generator, to a campsite less than half an hour from their home. They did so in order to
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State Parks seeks Boating Safety Advisory Council member
OLYMPIA – April 23, 2013 – The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission is seeking an experienced hunter or angler who uses a boat in their sport to serve on the Boating Safety Advisory Council. The deadline for submitting applications is May 8. The appointment will be made in the month of May, and the
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Streets for all or just cars?
Great news! Last night the City of Spokane Plan Commission voted unanimously to recommend adoption of the complete streets ordinance to City Council. City Council will hold a final vote on Monday December 19th at 6pm at City Hall in Council Chambers! Complete streets is about making our city and its businesses and services accessible to all
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Water Search And Rescue: Do You Have What It Takes
Water Search And Rescue rarely involves rescuing a live human being. The Spokane County Water Rescue team’s last live rescue subject was a moose, which they pulled out of Newman Lake this April. More often than not, a person makes it out before help arrives—or falls victim to the water’s surprising weight. Then rescue turns
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