A
dozen senior citizens injured after bus on shopping trip hit in West
Palm
Amarillo
Senior Citizens Association operations closing Saturdays
Citizen
of the world
Citizens
committee gets chance to air concerns in front of Beaumont police
Citizens
for a Healthy Bay director accepts job in Port Townsend
Citizens
give input on village's future
Citizens
post ethanol plant opposition
Citizens
proposes massive insurance increases - Businesses face 600% rises; home
policies could double
Director
of senior citizen association stepping down
Jacob
Smart was a citizen first, warrior second - Retired general was a leader
in all aspects
Lifelong
city resident chosen Citizen of the Year
Plans
call for dilapidated Pearl Stephens school to be reborn as affordable
homes for senior citizens
Senior
citizens learn about available services
Teichert
wins mining suit - Environmental citizens group eyes an appeal after challenging
the gravel mine near Lincoln
Town honors
exceptional citizens
Voting
machine suit seeks answers - 25 citizens claim electronic units in state
are unreliable. Judges ask about challenges to their use
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for a Healthy Bay director accepts job in Port Townsend Stan Cummings, executive director of Citizens for a Healthy Bay, has accepted a job at the helm of the Northwest Maritime Center & Wooden Boat Foundation in Port Townsend. Cummings, 61, has been the boss at Citizens for a Healthy Bay, a Tacoma-based environmental advocacy group, since 2003. He will stay on until the end of this year and begin his new job in January. Directors of Citizens for a Healthy Bay probably will appoint an interim director to fill his post until a permanent replacement is hired, he said. The Port Townsend maritime group that sponsors an annual wooden boat festival is about to break ground on a $12.2 million, 27,000-square-foot regional waterfront center. It will be at Hudson Point, near the entrance to Puget Sound.
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