by Deborah Bach on September 28, 2009
Imagine a boat pulling up to the Seattle waterfront and lighting off a radioactive “dirty bomb” – or worse, an actual nuclear weapon.
That’s the nightmare scenario behind a new effort to scan small boats, including recreational vessels, for radioactive and nuclear materials that could be used in terrorist attacks.
Puget Sound is at the forefront of a federal [...]
by Tim Flanagan on September 28, 2009
Art Shotwell has the story in Anacortes Now: Representatives of NOAA Fisheries Service got an earful from dozens of sport fishermen and whale watch operators over proposed new regulations designed to keep boats further away from Orcas than is current allowed. More than 150 people filled the Port’s Warehouse Thursday night and, anemia in effect, […]
by Tim Flanagan on September 28, 2009
Art Shotwell has the story in Anacortes Now: Representatives of NOAA Fisheries Service got an earful from dozens of sport fishermen and whale watch operators over proposed new regulations designed to keep boats further away from Orcas than is current allowed. More than 150 people filled the Port’s Warehouse Thursday night and, anemia in effect, […]
by Tim Flanagan on September 28, 2009
Art Shotwell has the story in Anacortes Now: Representatives of NOAA Fisheries Service got an earful from dozens of sport fishermen and whale watch operators over proposed new regulations designed to keep boats further away from Orcas than is current allowed. More than 150 people filled the Port’s Warehouse Thursday night and, anemia in effect, […]
by Tim Flanagan on September 28, 2009
Well I just got back on the boat from having a fantastic Mexican food dinner out in town with some of the crew. Although we were only out at sea for 8 days, site when you are underway it feels like a month. It’s nice to feel stable land beneath my feet and wear clothing […]
by Tim Flanagan on September 28, 2009
by Tim Flanagan on September 28, 2009
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Keeping King County's tiny Navy afloatCrosscut… that would involve taking over the Vashon and West Seattle runs and developing at least five experimental routes on Lake Washington and Puget Sound. …
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by Christopher Dunagan on September 28, 2009
I’ve never owned a pet rat or a pet mouse, so I don’t know if surfing comes naturally to these little animals. But I have to say that I was impressed with a few select videos of surfing rodents.
The first, in the viewer at right, is called “The Radical Rodents.” There is also the Radical [...]
by Tim Flanagan on September 27, 2009
by Christopher Dunagan on September 26, 2009
It is exciting to hear that the millions of dollars spent in cleaning up the waters going into Seattle’s Elliott Bay has made a measurable difference in the health of fish as well as in the sediments themselves. For overall findings, check out the news release from the Washington Department of Ecology.
It is also reassuring [...]
by Christopher Dunagan on September 26, 2009
What do we really know about the Humboldt squid?
I’ve seen a variety of news stories marveling about the sudden appearance of these jumbo squid off the Washington Coast and Strait of Juan de Fuca. But what surprised me, as I talked to researchers and gathered information, was the lack of solid data about these [...]
by Tim Flanagan on September 26, 2009
Aubrey Cohen has the story in the Seattle P-I: [Wedgetail AEW&C (Boeing)] Don’t be surprised to see a big Royal Australian Air Force plane shooting off flares over Hood Canal between Sept. 28 and Oct. 15. It actually will be Boeing flight testing a self-protection system aboard an Australian Wedgetail Airborne Early Warning and Control […]
by Tim Flanagan on September 25, 2009
Tom Callis has the story in the Peninsula Daily News: PORT ANGELES — The state Department of Ecology expects the stalled environmental cleanup of Rayonier Inc.’s former mill site will be accelerated by a new agreement it drafted this week. But any changes in momentum may be at least three months away. The document would […]
by Tim Flanagan on September 25, 2009
Tom Callis has the story in the Peninsula Daily News: PORT ANGELES — The state Department of Ecology expects the stalled environmental cleanup of Rayonier Inc.’s former mill site will be accelerated by a new agreement it drafted this week. But any changes in momentum may be at least three months away. The document would […]
by Tim Flanagan on September 25, 2009
[It’s a press release from Sound Experience. —Tim] Saturday, thumb Sept. 26: TransPuget Race Sunday, viagra approved Sept. 27: Public Sail, Elliott Bay You’re invited to join us for the TransPuget Race on Saturday, September 26. We’re sailing alongside the racing fleet out of Shilshole Bay Marina on 3-hour trips in the morning and afternoon. […]
by Tim Flanagan on September 25, 2009
[It’s a press release from Sound Experience. —Tim] Saturday, thumb Sept. 26: TransPuget Race Sunday, viagra approved Sept. 27: Public Sail, Elliott Bay You’re invited to join us for the TransPuget Race on Saturday, September 26. We’re sailing alongside the racing fleet out of Shilshole Bay Marina on 3-hour trips in the morning and afternoon. […]
by Tim Flanagan on September 25, 2009
[It’s a press release from Sound Experience. —Tim] Saturday, thumb Sept. 26: TransPuget Race Sunday, viagra approved Sept. 27: Public Sail, Elliott Bay You’re invited to join us for the TransPuget Race on Saturday, September 26. We’re sailing alongside the racing fleet out of Shilshole Bay Marina on 3-hour trips in the morning and afternoon. […]
by Puget Sound Maritime News Service on September 25, 2009
Oak Hbr man rescued after boat capsizesPort Clinton News HeraldVessels from area agencies — US Customs and Border Protection, Carroll Township Fire Department, and Ottawa County sheriff and Port Clinton police …and more »
by Tim Flanagan on September 24, 2009
by Tim Flanagan on September 24, 2009
OH Canada! Well no, dentist not really…but at this time I can see Canada on one side of the boat and the U.S. on the other. Multiple recreational vessels are scattered about in the vast waters in between enjoying the calm waters and blue skies. Although Sunday may be a day off for many, hospital […]