Fire chiefs plea for crowd control at alarms in Washington
Washington fire chief George Baker urges residents to pull to the curb when a fire truck approaches and to avoid rushing to a scene. He cites safety risks, traffic obstructions, and law enforcement hopes, noting Washington’s volunteer department of 30 members and recent efforts to speed response and efficiency.
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Washington Hotel
Remodeled Courtroom Returns to Original Layout
Spectators observed the room being leveled to revert to its initial arrangement. The sloped floor was removed, revealing base-boards, a west wall grate, and window panels from prior construction. Contractors planned to finish before the September fall term, assuming materials and furnishings arrive on time.
Earl Wood’s carpenters raise a court room makeover
Washington county court house undergoes major renovation as Earl Wood's carpenters remove the old ceiling and install scaffolding for a new lowered ceiling. The arched, dirty ceiling will be hidden from view, offering a last chance to view the historic ceiling before construction progresses.
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Earl Wood
Washington County Court House
National Forests Open for Recreation Nationwide
The summary notes that all national forest lands are open for recreation with freedom to roam and stay as long as desired. Exceptions include small restricted zones for special purposes or high fire hazard closures during danger periods. In heavily used areas campgrounds may limit stays to one week or two to share access.
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