Watch the September 25, 2017 Shelton Metropolitan Park District Board and the Shelton City Commission meeting. There are two ways to watch live at 1:45 PM and 2 PM: hcc.net/news, or MasonWebTV.com. You can also watch on demand on hcc.net/news or MasonWebTV.com. Rebroadcasts on Hood Canal Communication’s local channel are Wednesday at 11 AM, Thursday at 3 PM, and Saturday at 9 AM.
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The planned move of a historic house from a nature preserve at the north end of Oakland Bay to Sequim, originally scheduled for last Saturday, has been rescheduled for October 7th. However, the house will be moved across a hay field Monday.
Nickel Brothers is the company moving the craftsman-style farmhouse and has removed the structure from its foundation. The Vancouver, BC-based house moving company will take the house across the field Monday sometime between noon and 3 PM. Workers will then install fencing around the house to secure it before the move a mile south down Highway 3 on October 7th.
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The North Mason Community Voice is holding a meet the candidates night Monday at the HUB for Senior Services in Belfair. The Voice has invited candidates to speak at their 7 PM meeting and the public is welcome to attend. Each attending candidate will have an opportunity to share the reason he or she is running for office. While not intended to be a debate, the audience will be able to informally ask questions and get to know the candidates.
Washington public schools play a vital role in children’s health by providing free and reduced-price meals to students in need. The following U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) nutrition programs are administered by the Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI): National School Lunch Program, School Breakfast Program and Special Milk Program.
At the Mark Lyle Memorial Invite Saturday, Shelton freshman cross country runner Aiden Gregg finished the 5,000 meter course at Lake Sylvia near Montesano in third place with a personal record time of 21 minutes, 21 seconds. Other Lady Highclimbers to participate: Keagan Leach (finished 7th), Miracle Horne (9th), Hanna Shrum (19th), Torie Bartholomew (20th), and Cordi Atkinson (25th).
On the boys’ side, the Shelton runner was Jakobi Budge who finished 16th, followed by Angel Encarnacion (17th), Ryan Wiles (19th), Sirius James (21st), Matthew Clark (22nd), Raymond Clark (39th) and Joshua Manning (47th).
The following is a summary of notable police and emergency calls in Mason County from Friday, September 15, 2017 through Friday, September 22, 2017. Specific details have not been released unless otherwise noted. Any one with information is encouraged to contact the appropriate law enforcement or emergency services agency.
Friday, September 22, 2017
Disorder
500 Block N POTLATCH DR
19A2.911 HANGU
Sep 22, 2017
around 10 PM
The following is a summary of road construction and maintenance scheduled on state highways around Mason County and adjoining areas from September 24, 2017 to September 30, 2017.
Highway: SR 3 Region: Olympic County: Mason Location: Milepost(s) 8.5 to 7.5
Description: A transport company has cancelled the trip of an oversized load scheduled to travel on southbound State Route 3 in Mason County. The trip had been scheduled to occur during overnight hours between late night Friday and early morning Saturday, Sept. 22-23.
Now scheduled for October 7, 2017. The slow-moving oversized load will travel southbound on SR 3 from milepost 8.5 to milepost 7.5, approximately between Agate Road and Mason Lake Road.
Officials have postponed the planned move of a historic house from the north end of Oakland Bay to Sequim. Originally scheduled for the early morning hours tomorrow (Saturday, September 23rd),
Tawny Davis from Nikel Brothers, the company moving the house, told MasonWebTV Powered by HCC about the delay.
“The barge company just called us off,” she explained. “We’re not sure when it’s going to be scheduled.”
The North Mason School Board welcomed three new members Thursday including Craig Patti who was appointed to the Director District 5 seat.
Patti, who previously served on the North Mason School Board and is running unopposed for the position, takes the seat left vacant by the July resignation of Dinah Griffey. Patti was sworn in after a public interview and a short executive session.
The other two new members to the school board are student representatives for the 2017-2018 school year: Spencer Pruitt and Ryan Nogues .
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