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Arctic Fox Rescued in Oregon Finds New Forever Home in Wisconsin

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A young Arctic fox, recently rescued in Oregon, is set to find a forever home at Ochsner Park Zoo in Wisconsin. Known for its beautiful snowy white fur, the fox is currently under the care of veterinarians at the Oregon Zoo, who will ensure its health and well-being until its relocation on November 14, 2024. This rescue story underscores the vital role of animal sanctuaries and zoos in protecting wildlife, especially species threatened by habitat loss. The community is actively engaged in following the fox's journey, reflecting a growing awareness of animal welfare issues. This uplifting narrative contrasts with the serious challenges wildlife face in their natural habitats, serving as a beacon of hope amid ongoing discussions about conservation and rescue efforts.

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Intercity Transit Express Routes Expands Bus Service to Thurston County and Beyond

Intercity Transit will replace Route 620 with two new routes, 600 and 610, starting September 7, 2025, to improve commuter service between Thurston and Pierce counties. The new routes aim to reduce travel time and expand coverage, addressing state transportation priorities. This redesign reflects the updated goals supported by state funding through June 2029.

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Olympia History Swimming at Capitol Lake Park

In 1964, Olympia's Capitol Lake Park opened a public swimming area that became a popular summer destination until pollution led to its closure in 1985. The park, originally developed following a city bond measure, featured various swimming sections and recreational facilities. Despite its initial success, health concerns over water quality ultimately ended swimming activities at the park.

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Sequoias Farm and Forest School Open Enrollment and Open House for the 2025-2026 School Year

Sequoia’s Farm and Forest School invites parents to an open house on August 5 and 6, 2025, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. to explore its outdoor education program for children aged 3.5 to 7. The school emphasizes hands-on learning through nature, animal care, and gardening, fostering creativity and social collaboration.