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Visiting Washington State by Train
Washington State is located on the Pacific north coast of the United State; it's bordered by British Columbia (Canada) in the North, by Idaho State on the East side, and by Oregon State in the South.
The state can be divided into 6 geographic land a [...] (Read Article)
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May 23 2012 -
Suspect indicted for threatening cop
MARTINSBURG - A Martinsburg man, shot by police earlier this year while allegedly threatening an officer with a railroad spike, was among more than two dozen people indicted Tuesday by a Berkeley County grand jury. Douglas C. |
May 06 2012 -
Mile Marker: Columbus Depot's Clock
Columbus, south of Deming, owes its existence to the El Paso & Southwestern Railroad, which transported copper ore from Douglas, Ariz. to smelters in El Paso in the late 1800s. The town was a coaling and water station for trains and a place where people could ship cattle and receive merchandise. The depot was perhaps the busiest building in town. |
April 10 2012 -
1 person dies in vehicle-train crash near Lawrence
LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) - A 40-year-old Lawrence woman died when her vehicle was hit by a train just north of Lawrence. Douglas County authorities say Aimee Ziegler was killed in the wreck early Monday just west of the entrance to Riverfront Park. |
March 13 2012 -
Martinsburg man hospitalized following police shooting
MARTINSBURG, W.Va. -- A West Virginia man remains hospitalized after he was shot by police after threatening an officer with a railroad spike.Martinsburg City Police Department officials say 44-year-old Douglas Butler of Martinsburg was flown to Inova Fair... |
March 12 2012 -
He’s got wheels now
Douglas Kerns used to be a runner. The Chatsworth resident would train and participate in 5K races, half marathons and other competitive running events. However, around three years ago, he suffered a foot injury that significantly reduced the amount of time he could spend on his former passion. But that’s OK. Cycling became Kerns’ primary love, and he wouldn’t go back. |
March 05 2012 -
Iowa-trained gymnast Douglas steals the show at American Cup
Competing as an alternate, making her ineligible for the all-around title, Douglas outperformed her more celebrated teammates, putting up a combined score of 61.299 points, nearly two-tenths ahead of world champion Jordyn Wieber. |
February 21 2012 -
Sawyer Man Identified in Fatal Crash | Video
The North Dakota Highway Patrol has released the name of a Sawyer man killed in a one-vehicle rollover in Ward County. Authorities said 42 year old Daniel Olson was driving his pickup over a railroad crossing at the intersection of County Road 13 and 24 in Douglas when he lost control. |
January 15 2012 -
Homeless man probably kicked to death, say police
The death of a 60-year-old Jacksonville man found Saturday in St. Augustine has been ruled a homicide and a man has been arrested.Douglas Wilfred Cracraft was found lying in the wooded area west of the railroad tracks behind 3551 N. Ponce De Leon Blvd. on the property of the Florida East Coast Railroad, according to the St. Augustine Police Department. |
December 16 2011 -
The truffle hunter
Zoe’s senses are in hyperdrive. There’s a dog barking in the distance, the scent of squirrels, elk and other critters along the trail, and a panoply of wild mushrooms poking out of the dense undergrowth of Douglas fir trees. Her owner, Portland mushroom and truffle forager Eric Lyon, ... |
December 15 2011 -
Zoe the black Labrador forages the forest floor for gourmet treats
Zoe’s senses are in hyperdrive. There’s a dog barking in the distance, the scent of squirrels, elk and other critters along the trail, and a panoply of wild mushrooms poking out of the dense undergrowth of Douglas fir trees. Her owner, Portland mushroom and truffle forager Eric Lyon, ... |
December 08 2011 -
70 years after World War II, flashbacks and heroes
It was the end of the Depression, and Solomon Jackson was tired of cows. After milking 20 of them twice a day every day, he walked away from his cousin's dairy in Douglas, Ariz., and journeyed by train to San Francisco to be a lumberjack. There, he met two men who felt about timber the way he felt about cows. |
November 08 2011 -
Men Charged with Drunk Driving in ATV Accident in Windsor.
A two vehicle crash in Windsor Sunday afternoon seriously injured two men who were allegedly drunk while driving all terrain vehicles (ATVs). The Sheriff's Department said 54-year old William Schutz, of Franklin Square, and 28-year old Douglas Hawkins of Windsor crashed into each other along the old railroad track trail off East Windsor Road. Both were hospitalized, and both are charged with ... |
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