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Last Fencing Pulled From Capitol Campus In Olympia
Portions of the campus have been fenced off for months following Jan. 6 breach onto the grounds of the governor's mansion.

Charles started as Field Editor for Patch in May 2020, covering western Washington. He is based in Seattle. In the past, he has written for various TV news stations in Seattle, Reno, Nevada and Fairbanks, Alaska. He has also worked as a music critic, weatherman, and soccer referee.
Portions of the campus have been fenced off for months following Jan. 6 breach onto the grounds of the governor's mansion.

The county had been unlikely to qualify for Phase 3 this week, but the pause may prolong its time stuck in the second tier.
The council has unanimously adopted a proposal to outfit Sumner Police officers with body cameras. Here's how it will work.
Now is the time to trim those hedges and get the house ready for fire season - before it's too late.
New guidance allows sporting venues, concerts and churches to open up sections for vaccinated attendees, increasing their max capacity.
The pair will continue their work together through the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, but say they can no longer remain as a couple.
The state Department of Ecology is asking everyone to take some time this week to learn more about air pollution, and how to prevent it.
The city's rent and mortgage assistance program is offering payments of up to $4,000, but will stop accepting applications this month.
Meteor shower lovers, catch the Eta Aquariids this week, weather permitting. There won’t be another until the Delta Aquariids in July.
Deputies say the burglar made off with 100 Johnson & Johnson shots, plus a vial of Botox and $100,000 in medical equipment.
The state's review isn't until Monday, but right now odds are not looking good that the county will pass. Here's where things stand.
The team has cleared the last hurdle to join the National Hockey League, is now cleared to begin their first season this October.
Many restaurants and sweet treat shops are offering special deals for Mother’s Day on Sunday, May 9.
The bulk of that funding will be used improving several local parks and helping people struggling with homelessness. Here's what to expect.
A suspect has been booked for the hit-and-run crash in Summit earlier this week. The victim remains in the hospital.
Students will need to continue following pandemic safety guidelines for the near future, however.
Officers say the man attacked three women this week alone, but are investigating the possibility that there are more victims.
"We can't send vaccines to counties and have them just sit on a shelf," Gov. Inslee said.
This is the second time the district paid to settle claims about former Kalles Jr. High teacher Tim Paulsen, the Seattle Times reports.
The money will expand the county's Rollback Relief Grant Program, among other programs to help businesses and residents stay afloat.