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Shellfish Continued from page A-1 "Your efforts here really paid divi- dends for us in the shellfish industry," he said. "This is ultimately going to mean more jobs." Local leaders thanked Dicks and Gregoire, who are both leaving office in January, for their efforts to fund and support projects to clean up Oak- land Bay. Mason County Commissioner Lyn- da Ring Erickson called Oakland Bay a "cultural, economic and environmen- tal icon." She said she remembered a time when water quality in Oakland Bay was so bad, the water could clean al- gae and other materials off boat bot- toms. "I want to thank the governor. She's always been there for us," Ring Erick- son said. Squaxin Island Tribal Council member Jim Peters spoke about how important the health of Oakland Bay is to the tribe. He told attendees that the bay is part of the ancestral home- land of smaller tribes that now make up the Squaxin Island Tribe. "We've utilized this bay for many, many thousands of years," he said. "The Squaxin Island people are very excited about this." Peters said efforts to preserve Oak- land Bay should continue. "We need to keep our sleeves rolled up and continue this on," he said. Dicks also urged others, even as pol- iticians come and go, to continue work- ing to preserve water quality. "This is something we need to con- Iourrlal photo by Natalie Johnson Gov. Chris Gregoire visited Mason County with U.S. Rep. Norm Dicks to celebrate the upgrading of 750 acres of shellfish beds on Oakland Bay. tinue to work on," Dicks said. "The in the hundreds of billions of dollars. value of a clean Puget Sound has to be It's an enormous asset we have." ] Pumpkinfest Continued from page A-1 division team to score a point. The catapult contest wasn't the only competi- tion in Pumpkinfest. Local bakers were also invited to submit their prize pumpkin pies to the pumpkin pie bake-0ff, host- ed by Lucky Dog Casino on Friday. Three bakers submitted pies, and judges picked one submitted by Sandra Staf- ford for first place. Collision semi-truck hauling two empty flatbed trailers. Continued from page A-1 The driver of the semi, Chester Joseph Rhoades, Lee Bieniek, 52, of Ha- 57, was not injured, but quiam were driving both Johnson and Bieniek southbound on U.S. High- died at the scene of the way 101 at about noon accident. on Tuesday when their The roadway was 1991 Honda Accord lost blocked for three hours control, rotated counter- and 15 minutes for an in- clockwise and crossed the vestigation. centerline, according to a According to the WSP Washington State Patrol report, it is unknown if (WSP) collision memo', drugs or alcohol played a The Honda was then role in the crash. struck on the passenger No charges have been side by a 1990 Kenworth filed. 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