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: Broadband Video o Voice o iT Services
A still image taken from surveillance video Feb. 4 reportedly shows
35-year-old Olympia resident Erin Lynne Wruck entering the Steamboat
Island branch of Our Community Credit Union before she allegedly robbed
it at gunpoint. Courtesy photo
Suspect
in OCCU
arrested
robbery
Law enforcement took a 35-year-
old Olympia resident into custody
Feb. 4, less than 24 hours after she al-
legedly robbed the Steamboat Island
branch of Our Community Credit
Union.
According to the online jail roster,
Erin Lynne Wruck remained in custo-
dy of Thurston County Jail as of Tues-
day morning on $25,000 bond. She's
cheduled for arraignment Tuesday
on a charge of first-degree robbery
while armed with a deadly weapon.
Law enforcement reports accuse
Wruck of entering the credit union
branch in the morning, showing a
teller a note demanding money and
flashing a firearm. She reportedly fled
in a white Mercedes-Benz SUV, which
was later found abandoned on Delphi
Road Southwest in Olympia.
OCCU is a Shelton-based, member-
owned financial cooperative.
County offices
close due to storms
Snow and rain events through
Tuesday evening caused the closure
of all Mason County offices on Mon-
day, all but the office of county Audi-
tor Paddy McGuire remained closed
Tuesday and only the county courts,
including Superior, District and Ju-
venile courts, the prosecutor's, public
defender's and county clerk's offices
reopened Wednesday.
All meetings of the Board of.Mason
County Commissioners were cancelled
for the week, including Monday brief-
ings and its regular business meeting,
originally scheduled for Tuesday.
McGuire's office, charged with
running Tuesday's special election,
remained opened between 9 a.m.
and 8 p.m. Tuesday, when the first
election results were scheduled for
release. Tuesday's ballot featured four
tax levy measures two in the Hood
Canal School District and one each
in the Pioneer and Southside school
districts. See page A-1 for complete
election results.
"We have a Continuity of Opera-
tions Plan that attempts to plan for
disruptive situations around elec-
tions," McGuire wrote in a message
Monday afternoon to the Shelton-
Mason County Journal. "In the case of
weather, it involves working with the HAPPY BIRTHDAY HCC.w
Public Works Department (with the
Sheriff as a backup) to help us close Enter to win a 32 inch
drop boxes if staff can't get to them.
We've been in contact with Public
Works and they are prepared to help." S~ ~~g LED $~~t HDTV
Enter at www.hcconet/contests
SR 108 utility work
bringing closures .
From now through the end :of May,
Mason County drivers who travel
state Route 108 are advised to plan
extra time for morning anti afternoon
commutes.
According to a Tuesday afternoon
release from the Washington State
Department of TransportatiOn, since
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108 between Hurley Waldrii Road : looking for
and the U.S. Highway 101 inter- : her OWl]
change. As the work continues from
8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays through
May 3, drivers should expect one-way
alternating with flaggers along the
approximate 2-mile route.
For the most up-to-date informa-
tion, get the WSDOT cellphone app
or visit its Mason County construc-
tion and traffic updates webpage at
https ://bit.ly/2DWpflA.
County issues RFPs
for grant funds
Todd Parker, Mason County hous-
ing and behavioral health program
coordinator, announced recently that
the county is currently receiving
applications for Homeless Housing
Grant monies for the 2019-2021 grant
term.
The Homeless Housing Grant
program includes funding from the
Consolidated Homeless Grant and
Homeless Housing Grant funds ad-
ministered by the county. Resources
are available to agencies and entities
responding to homelessness issues
locally.
Find Request for proposal mate-
rials at https://bit.ly/2t4Zlnh. For
more information, contact Parker at
360-426-9670, ext. 293, or tparker@
co.mason.wa.us.
Compiled by reporter Michael
Heinbach.
forever
home,
Thank you
This time of year we have young teen cats and several sweet adu It cats.
Indoor onty and a warm tap to sit on are ours and the kitties request.
Healthy and well adjusted, our kitties want their own home and family to
love. For more information please go to our website Kittenresq.net or call
us at 360-426-2455 or 360484-0594 and we will return your call.
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