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Proposed Changes to Public Defender Caseloads Could Hurt Rural Counties:

Proposed changes to the number of cases Washington public defenders are allowed to work each year could have dire impacts, particularly for rural counties, many of which already struggle with providing legal services.

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Proposed Changes to Public Defender Caseloads Could Hurt Rural Counties:

Proposed changes to the number of cases Washington public defenders are allowed to work each year could have dire impacts, particularly for rural counties, many of which already struggle with providing legal services.

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Water Supply Outlook Exceptionally Dry Throughout Washington:

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has released a report on Washington’s water supply, and the outlook is not promising. According to the report, snow drought conditions are severe in much of Washington. In particular, stations and snow courses have reported record or near-record lows for snowpack throughout the northern part of the state.

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Water Supply Outlook Exceptionally Dry Throughout Washington:

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has released a report on Washington’s water supply, and the outlook is not promising. According to the report, snow drought conditions are severe in much of Washington. In particular, stations and snow courses have reported record or near-record lows for snowpack throughout the northern part of the state.

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There is great oppression on earth. Zionist Israel and Cruel Netanyahu and his Team continue all kinds of immoral and ugly attacks. Zionist Israel, with the support of the US Administration, has murdered and continues to kill thousands of babies, children, women, patients, elderly and many innocent people since October 7! The State of Palestine has been trying to survive despite all the difficulties, having been without electricity, water, food, and being exposed to attacks and bombs for 194 days! The State of Palestine and its citizens are displaying a resistance that will go down in history. Zionist Israel could not go beyond murdering innocent people and destroying civilian structures. They won't be able to go! Netanyahu and his team have become a great threat to humanity! In order to prevent more people from being harmed, especially world peace, they need to be removed from office and tried and held accountable for all the crimes they have committed! Just as history questioned and condemned Hitler and his team, it will also judge and condemn Netanyahu and his team. There's No Escape From This! We also call out to US President Joseph Robinette Biden! They need to withdraw their unconditional support to Israel to prevent further loss of life and stop the bloodshed. Otherwise, history will write that the US President was complicit in genocides and massacres, and he will never be forgotten!

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