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different results, bu
surveys is much la:
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experience, 1
;his month th~
"We probably lo~t some:jobs i
many as the preliminary data su~
If the final result i show a job l(
the first reduction s nce August 2q
Industries that p,
aerospace, up 1,000
health services, up
es, up 100.
Jobs were lost i:
Port
Continued from pa!
s to generate somewhat
Teen the two September
usually see," said Greg
t Security's Office of La-
~reeks said he expects to
tt will narrow the gap.
ast month, but not as
gest," he said.
ss last month, it will be
)10.
~sted job gain~in September included
manufacturing, up 800; education &
300; professiol lal and business servic-
1 government down 10,800; leisure
.=A-I
despite their differences.
"These things are ~ever easy," H
said. "When iwo m~nicipalities v
on an issue they se~it through t:
own eyes."
The port and city ~re still embrc
and hospitality, down 3,400; construction, down 1,800;
information, down 1,100; transportation, warehousing
and utilities, down 900; wholesale trade, down 900; other
services, down 500; financial activities, down 200; retail
trade, down 200.
The year-over-year net job growth of 27,300 includes an
estimated gain of 44,600 private-sector jobs and a loss of
17,300 government jobs.
An estimated 317,594 people (not seasonally adjusted)
in Washington were unemployed and lookifig for work in
September, and 202,915 of them received $229 million in
unemployment benefits. As of Oct. 8, 62,229 workers in
Washington had run out of all unemployment benefits.
Employment Security is a partner in the statewide
WorkSource system, which offers a variety of employ-
ment and training services for job seekers, including free
help with interviewing skills, r6sum6s and job referrals.
WorkSource also can help employers recruit and screen
for qualified workers, apply for employment tax breaks
and qualify for subsidized employee training.
app
ork
leir
lied
in a years-long debate over zoning for
the Hall Equities property, near the
port's Sanderson Field Runway.
"It's been an exercise in working to-
gether," said City Commissioner Dawn
Pannell.
According to the agreement, the city
will sell water wholesale to the port,
which will then resell the water at re-
tail to its tenants. Also, the responsibil-
ity of watering the fields at MCRA will
now fall to the city.
While the agreement will be in effect
in October, the city plans to have all
the water lines connected before March
2013.
The port commission plans to join
the city commission at its 2 p.m. Mon-
day, Oct. 24 meeting to formally sign
the agreement.
Pumpkin
Continued from pa,
week, on Saturday,
teams from high
throughout the ar,
gather in the pumpl~
for the pumpkin toss
tition.
Teams will line 1
trebuchets, a simila]
to a catapult, and h
over pumpkins as far
can. Those who
Even with
more than 100
showed up for
event, which
much larger
said.
There are still
portunities to enjoy
er activities that
PumpkinFest.
Casino is hosting a
pie bake-off and
contest at 6 p.m. on
Oct. 28. The
test at Hunter
next, dayat noon: ~
Cameo Boutique 'in
will have its annual
open
p.m.
Also the
hosts its annual
K-8 Party from 5
p.m on
at the Hood Canal
At the same time,
has schedulted a
cocktail party from 5:
to 7:30 p.m, at the
Hood Village. Cost
is $20.
For adult
ers, there will be a
Mash adult
from 8 p.m. to
Robin Hood
Pub and a Ghosts
Reavy House
and costume party
same time at the
House in Union.
Two events ar~
for Sunday, Oct. 30,
ing a Robin Hood
Village from noon to
and Trunk or Treat
at the Alderbrook
Store.
Journal
Continued from pagt
Sergio Guijosa-G
the 600 block of Ma~
booked at 7:41 p.m. i
session of controlled
Oct. 14
Brian Eric Virgil
200 block of East C
at 1:27 a.m. for D~h
minor operating a
suming alcohol and h
Oct. 15
Matthew Howard'
4400 block of East Pa
Bremerton, was boo~
for two counts of po~,
trolled substance.
Jessica Marie H~
1200 block of West
was booked at 1:22
third degree, possessi
substance and posse~,
aphernalia.
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)ct. 29,
schools
~a will
n patch
compe-
tp with
device
lrl left-
as they
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ountry Zoey Baze,
19 months old, stands with
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)nzalez, 23,/ of
nolia Street Was
or DWI and pos-
~ubstance. /
FIegie, 19, of ;he
treet was boo] :ed
LS third degree,
chicle after m-
lIP.
rCright, 22, oi ;he
]ther Lake Ro ~d,
ed at 12:15 a m.
session of a c re-
.yes, 34, of ";he
Franklin Str~ et,
a.m. for DWLS
on of a control ed
sion of drug p ar-
Francisco Gus Soriano Soriano, 24,
of the 1700 block of Union Street was
booked at 4:14 p.m. for two counts of
assault fourth degree (DV).
Journal photo by Natalie Johnson
her first Halloween Pumpkin.
at 2:34 a.m. for DWI.
Danial Dewayne Duffin, 37, of
the 300 block of North Arnolds Way,
Hoodsport, was booked at 8:57 a.m.
Oct. 16 for DWLS third degree, possession of
Alicia Diane Muir, 29, of the 2000 a controlled substance and marijuana
block of Beverly Boulevard was booked possession.
at 12:13 a.m. for possession of a con-
trolled substance. Michael Patrick Daugherty, 62, of
the 200 block of Schoolhouse Road,
Eleanor ElizaSmithHernandez, 32, Hoodsport, was booked at 10:08 a.m.
of the 0 block of North Enatai Court for DWLS third degree.
was booked at 2:15 a.m. for DWI.
Anthony James Dunbar, 37, of the
Michael Christopher Marshall, 38, 2200 block of North F Street, was
of the 1300 block of Southeast Cole booked at 1:07 a.m. for DWLS third
Road, was booked at 2:34 a.m. for degree.
DWLS second degree, DWI and ob-
structing law enforcement. Patricia Kae Hoff, 60, of the 600
block of North Fairway Drive was
booked at 10:09 p.m. for DWI.
Oct. 17
Craig M. Firth, 23, of the 1200 block
of Wallace Court, Oak Harbor, was
booked at 12:27 a.m. for theft third de-
gree.
Sandra L. Braget, 59, of the 100
block of Vista View Court, was booked
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Haltoween is creephlg up on us! Fir lane Health
and Rehabilitation is gearing up for our 12th
Annual Community Halloween Bash.
Monday, October 31, 2011
from 6 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
SAVE THE DATE! Candy donations are needed.
"llae residents and staff of Fir Lane Health and
Oct. 19
Delson R. Walkup, 30, of the 1200
block of West Star Lake Drive, Elma,
was booked at 1:29 a.m. for possession
of a controlled substance.
Mason County
Fire District 16
will be handing out
safe treats on
Halloween - October 31st
from 6pro to 9pro
at station 16-1, corner of
Dayton Airport
Road and Shelton Matlock.
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