Good News, Bad News
The Good News:
- Hey, there's good news about animals in Washington for a change, as several horses removed from a farm near Roy are being successfully returned to health under the care of a horse rehabilitation agency.
- Volunteers spent part of their weekend sprucing up the headstones of veterans in a local cemetery in preparation for Memorial Day.
- A Bothell couple has purchased their dream home - the small town of Wauconda, Washington - for just $360,000.
And The Bad News:
- People who dislike Microsoft's cozy relationship with China with held the Charlie Brown Christmas tree of sad little protests the other day, with fully four people in attendance.
- Fremont and Queen Anne residents are about to spend the next six weeks falling asleep to the dulcet tones of heavy construction when work begins on a suicide prevention barrier on the Aurora Bridge.
- One investigator described the discovery of numerous skeletons buried at an Olympia residence as "very unusual." Which may actually be good news, we suppose - you wouldn't want that sort of thing to be termed "totally normal," after all.
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