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NW today: Homeless man, dog live in rowboat SEATTLE — A homeless man and his dog have made a place for themselves, living in a 14-foot rowboat under the Highway 520 bridge in Seattle on the shore of Lake Washington. The Seattle Times reports 51-year-old William Kaphaem covers the boat with a |
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Alleged getaway driver in car-ramming rearrested, free on bail Michael J. Moyle, 28, of Port Angeles, in orange jail attire, sits in Clallam County Superior Court with his attorney, Harry Gasnick, on Tuesday. -- Photo by Chris Tucker/ News By Tom Callis PORT ANGELES — Timothy P. Smith has bailed |
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Self-effacing Jim Nordale displayed dedication to public service by Dermot Cole / cole@newsminer.com FAIRBANKS — Jim Nordale, a dedicated public servant who specialized in municipal law in Alaska, died Tuesday in a car accident near his retirement home in South Colby, Wash. Nordale, 80, served as borough attorney |
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Family of Rossmoor man killed in December awaiting answers Wyatt, who declined to comment through his attorney, drove the Bentley away after the accident, Gagen said, but "didn't have a cellphone with him and no people around him. This was very near the gate. He saw Mr. Phillips was injured and drove |
Why? Few clues from Afghan attack suspect's some south of Seattle
Staff Sgt. Robert Bales, the U.S. soldier alleged to have killed 16 Afghan civilians, was described by a former platoon leader Saturday as an "awesome" soldier.
"He always got the job done," said Cpt. Christopher Alexander, who led Bales on his second tour in Iraq. "You give this guy a task — it could be menial, it could be dangerous — either way, you never had to worry about whether he'd get it done and get it done well."
Alexander said he and other former members of the company found out Monday that Bales had been linked to the massacre. They kept it quiet until his name was leaked by government officials Friday. He said everyone who knows Bales from that time is mystified, and guesses this might be a case of post-traumatic stress disorder.
"I would be surprised, though, if we haven't been told everything," he said. "There's just a lot about this story that doesn't make sense."
Bales has not yet been charged. He was flown back to the U.S. from Kuwait and arrived Friday evening at a military detention center at Fort Leavenworth in Kansas.
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