Published: Dec 18, 2013
CLARKSTON, WA - Just mere days after the Clarkston Police Department starting using the "Can You ID me" website, two suspects are positively identified by the public.
Canyouidme.com is a collaborative website used by police departments across the State of Washington. They post pictures of suspects or people wanted for questioning in hopes that locals can identify them.
Sergeant Josh Daniel said they posted two different cases to the site last week. Within 24-hours of posting the pictures, they arrested a man the police department had been trying to identify for almost two months.
read more: http://www.klewtv.com/news/local/Can-you-ID-me-website-fruitfull-236391461.html
Weather, info & pics of the Lewis/Clark Valley (Lewiston, Idaho/Clarkston, Washington) and the Inland NW
Wednesday, December 18, 2013
Tuesday, December 17, 2013
Does it *really* rain in Seattle '24/7'? Not even close!
By Scott Sistek Published: Dec 16, 2013
It was an off hand and innocuous remark in a Tweet from someone back East after I had posted a sunset photo of Mt. Rainier: "Seattle -- I thought it rained 24/7 there?"
Yes, yes, we get that all the time, right up there with "it rains 9 months of the year there." But it got me to wondering, if not "24/7" -- how often does it really rain in Seattle?
Believe it or not, the data is actually out there to find out.
Read entire fascinating (weather geeky) article:
http://www.komonews.com/weather/blogs/scott/Does-it-really-rain-in-Seattle-247-Not-even-close-235815241.html
Pedestrians protect themselves from a steady evening rain as they walk or pause near colorful holiday lights Monday, Nov. 18, 2013, in downtown Seattle. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson)
It was an off hand and innocuous remark in a Tweet from someone back East after I had posted a sunset photo of Mt. Rainier: "Seattle -- I thought it rained 24/7 there?"
Yes, yes, we get that all the time, right up there with "it rains 9 months of the year there." But it got me to wondering, if not "24/7" -- how often does it really rain in Seattle?
Believe it or not, the data is actually out there to find out.
Read entire fascinating (weather geeky) article:
http://www.komonews.com/weather/blogs/scott/Does-it-really-rain-in-Seattle-247-Not-even-close-235815241.html
Pedestrians protect themselves from a steady evening rain as they walk or pause near colorful holiday lights Monday, Nov. 18, 2013, in downtown Seattle. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson)
Expect Delays Tuesday 12/17 on Memorial Bridge
By Veronica Miracle Published: Dec 16, 2013
They'll start work at seven in the morning and won't get done until four p.m.
LEWISTON, ID - If you're traveling across Memorial Bridge in Lewiston Tuesday expect delays throughout the day.
Idaho Department of Transportation spokesperson Mel Coulter said they're closing one lane at a time Tuesday to fix joints on the bridge.
Read More
http://www.klewtv.com/news/local/Expect-delays-Tuesday-1217-on-Memorial-Bridge-236121011.html
They'll start work at seven in the morning and won't get done until four p.m.
LEWISTON, ID - If you're traveling across Memorial Bridge in Lewiston Tuesday expect delays throughout the day. Idaho Department of Transportation spokesperson Mel Coulter said they're closing one lane at a time Tuesday to fix joints on the bridge.
Read More
http://www.klewtv.com/news/local/Expect-delays-Tuesday-1217-on-Memorial-Bridge-236121011.html
Sunday, December 15, 2013
Are Storms Getting More Intense Over the Pacific Northwest?
CLIFF MASS WEATHER BLOG
Sunday, december 15, 2013
It is rare to have a week go by without a local media outlet doing a story suggesting that storms are getting worse in our area, with global warming being the suggested cause. For example, last month KING-5 ran a story saying exactly that (see image), quoting from a representative of the National Conservancy.
And this is not the only example of claims that Northwest storms are strengthening.
The sad thing is that these claims of increased storms in our region are simply not true,contradicted by the both observations and the peer-reviewed literature. The "experts" quoted are often representatives of well-meaning, but poorly informed, advocacy groups.
All too often, the media is failing to do their homework in checking out the veracity of these claims. So let's do the homework for them! Let's look at key observations to see if there are any trends in storminess in our region.
read more http://cliffmass.blogspot.com/2013/12/are-storms-getting-more-intense-over.html
Sunday, december 15, 2013
It is rare to have a week go by without a local media outlet doing a story suggesting that storms are getting worse in our area, with global warming being the suggested cause. For example, last month KING-5 ran a story saying exactly that (see image), quoting from a representative of the National Conservancy.
And this is not the only example of claims that Northwest storms are strengthening.
The sad thing is that these claims of increased storms in our region are simply not true,contradicted by the both observations and the peer-reviewed literature. The "experts" quoted are often representatives of well-meaning, but poorly informed, advocacy groups.
All too often, the media is failing to do their homework in checking out the veracity of these claims. So let's do the homework for them! Let's look at key observations to see if there are any trends in storminess in our region.
read more http://cliffmass.blogspot.com/2013/12/are-storms-getting-more-intense-over.html
Santa Claus may be disguised as a police officer in city of Asotin
By Sophie Miraglio Published: Dec 15, 2013
ASOTIN, WA - The Christmas spirit is alive and well in the city of Asotin, as one couple's quest to give underprivileged children a nice Christmas has spread.
Asotin Police Officer Josh Allen and his wife gave children at the Northwest Children's Home presents, and their spirit was contagious. Now the whole Asotin Police Department is sponsoring the group home's toy drive for Christmas...
read more:
http://www.klewtv.com/news/local/Act-of-Kindness-spreads-in-city-of-Asotin-235932131.html
ASOTIN, WA - The Christmas spirit is alive and well in the city of Asotin, as one couple's quest to give underprivileged children a nice Christmas has spread.
Asotin Police Officer Josh Allen and his wife gave children at the Northwest Children's Home presents, and their spirit was contagious. Now the whole Asotin Police Department is sponsoring the group home's toy drive for Christmas...
read more:
http://www.klewtv.com/news/local/Act-of-Kindness-spreads-in-city-of-Asotin-235932131.html
IDAHO RANKS AMONG HEALTHIEST STATES
By Sophie Miraglio Published: Dec 13, 2013
LEWISTON, ID - Idaho ranks 12th among all U.S. states in overall health, that's according to a new national report that highlights the strengths and challenges that all 50 states face.
The Gem State significantly improved from last year when the state ranked 19th. However three challenges Idahoans have are low immunization coverage, limited availability of primary care physicians, and a high frequency of whooping cough.
Doctor David Petersen of Valley Medical Center family physician, said the problems of low immunization and pertussis infections often go hand-in-hand.
Clarkston School Dist. leaders share their plans for a bond and levy
By Veronica Miracle Published: Dec 13, 2013
The high school lacks adequate lockdown security mechanisms and has multiple entryways.
Clarkston School District leaders are asking local voters to pass a levy and bond this coming February. The proposed levy would pay for operating costs for teachers and their materials. It'd be $3.96 cents per thousand dollars of assessed property value which would collect nearly $5 million for the school district if passed by the voters
http://www.klewtv.com/news/local/Clarkston-School-Dist-Levy-235734281.html
The high school lacks adequate lockdown security mechanisms and has multiple entryways.
Clarkston School District leaders are asking local voters to pass a levy and bond this coming February. The proposed levy would pay for operating costs for teachers and their materials. It'd be $3.96 cents per thousand dollars of assessed property value which would collect nearly $5 million for the school district if passed by the voters
http://www.klewtv.com/news/local/Clarkston-School-Dist-Levy-235734281.html
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