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The Seattle Times reports that the Mariners are planning to part ways with their two key free agents.
This coincides with the preexisting wind advisory for the region.
There are roughly 13,000 ballots that still need to be added to the official total.
The initiative would take effect Dec. 3 unless it’s struck down entirely or a judge puts it on hold.
State Attorney General Nick Brown says the companies require their doctors to sign noncompete agreements in order to corner the market.
Lynden Police are asking the public for more information surrounding the incident.
According to court documents, the fetus survived the termination attempts.
Continuous rain is expected and wind gusts could reach 50 mph.
The museum also plans to close their gift shop in an effort to tighten their budget.
Matthew Dye is accused of shooting and killing Squalicum graduate Ryan Terpsma during a response in Montana.