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Leo Sherman huddled in the hull of a capsized catamaran, drenched in diesel fuel and chilly water, bleeding from wounds to his head and arm, looking for any way to survive. The two men he had sailed with were washed away on Jan. 20. A 50-foot wave had flipped the 43-foot Queequeg II, 200 miles off Madagascar in the Indian Ocean. Wetland preservation projects move Puget Sound recovery forward (South Sound Business Examiner)
The Puget Sound recovery effort is getting a boost from $3.1 million in federal grants to the Washington Department of Ecology. The grants will help local partners return more than 350 acres of critical and increasingly rare estuarine and connected fresh water wetland habitat in Mason, Pierce, Thurston and Whatcom counties to natural conditions.       Ecology Director Jay Manning said about 70 ... WEIRD BUT TRUE (New York Post)
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Washington's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate increased to 7.8 percent in January 2009, up from December's rate of 7.1 percent, according to the state Employment Security Department. "These are rough times for the unemployed, but it's also an opportunity to get some training for a new career," said Employment Security Commissioner Karen Lee. "Everyone who has lost a job recently should ...
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