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Dennis Peacock, the featured juror, is a professional metal sculptor who lives in Shelton, where he maintains his studio. He has completed numerous large-scale sculpture commissions including an untitled stainless relief for the Physics building at Goshen College in Goshen, Ind.., “Other Voices,” a three part site-specific installation for Winston-Salem State University in Winston-Salem, NC., and has a site specific sculpture plus four outdoor pieces in the Monarch Sculpture Park in Tenino.
When Gavin Aubert was planning to drop out of Auburn Senior High School to work, his best friend, Dwight A. Clark, pushed him to stay.
If he left high school, Clark told Aubert, “‘Your life would be over.’”
“He pretty much carried me on his shoulders,” driving Aubert to classes so they could graduate together in June, Aubert said.
Troy Oelschlager remembers his first day of practice as Klahowya girls soccer coach.
The school had just opened its doors in the fall of 1997 and Oelschlager had phone numbers for 15 players who were expected to show up.
Only five did.
In seven of those races, the Republican candidates hold modest-to-comfortable-to-double-digit leads. The three uber-toss ups are Nevada, Illinois and Washington. Not only is Washington the last of those to close, with polls shuttering at 11 p.m. ET, the state's voting rules and reputation make for a predictably slow count.
"The perfect storm would be Republicans pick up nine seats and everyone's waiting to see what happens in Washington for days," said Todd Donovan, political science professor at Western Washington University.
Family and Friends will hold a candlelight vigil Saturday for Dwight Clark, whose body was found in Bellingham Bay on Wednesday.
The memorial will begin at 6 p.m. at Brannan Skate Park, located at 611 28th St. NE, Auburn. Clark, an Auburn High graduate, was well known and "loved the skate park" at Brannan, according to many of his family and friends.
The body of Dwight Clark, the Auburn freshman at Western Washington University, showed no signs of trauma that led to his death, according to Whatcom County medical examiner Gary Goldfogel.
Goldfogel on Thursday positively identified Clark, 18, whose body was found Wednesday in Bellingham Bay. He was found with his driver's license, as well as his student ID card, credit cards and his cellphone. Dental records also confirmed Clark's identity.
Western Washington University student Dwight A. Clark died in the waters of Bellingham Bay likely the night he went missing, according to preliminary findings released by the Whatcom County medical examiner Thursday, Oct. 7.
Dr. Gary Goldfogel performed an autopsy on Clark, whose body was found Wednesday in the water near the old Georgia-Pacific log pond.
When Gavin Aubert was planning to drop out of Auburn Senior High School to work, his best friend, Dwight A. Clark, pushed him to stay.
If he left high school, Clark told Aubert, “‘Your life would be over.’”
“He pretty much carried me on his shoulders,” driving Aubert to classes so they could graduate together in June, Aubert said.
But now, Clark’s life is over.
Western Washington University students and community members frustrated with budget cuts at colleges and universities are being urged to vote and make their voices and opinions heard.
About 100 people gathered in front of the university's Performing Arts Center on Thursday, Oct. 7, to rally against another round of proposed budget cuts, as part of the National Day of Action to Defend Public Education.
"DWIGHT we will never forget."
That was the message written in chalk and shared by hundreds who attended a vigil in the honor of Dwight Clark whose body is believed to have been found.