Erik Lacitis

Las administradoras de correos Kathy Olson, izquierda, y Gretchen Goodson sostiene el letrero de la oficina de correos de Nahcotta retirado del edificio detrás de ellos que fue la oficina de correos durante 132 años.

Recibía $662 al mes por administrar una oficinita de correos en un pueblo de Washington. Cuando pidió más, el Servicio Postal la cerró

March 18, 2021 at 11:44 a.m.

Así de fácil, con un aviso de una página metido en los 95 buzones, se acabó la pequeña oficina de correos de la península de Long Beach. No hubo palabras...

This feral cat caught in one of Whitney Phillips' traps is one of five she caught Friday, Feb. 14, 2020 in South Seattle. Phillips is part of the Alley Cat Project, which traps feral cats, has them neutered and sometimes returns them to their original sites. She provides them with daily food.

Killers, not cuddlers, Seattle feral cats find new lives as mousers in industrial shops

April 24, 2020 at 12:06 p.m.

SEATTLE — The Craigslist posting said, "Rodents in your warehouse, garage, shop? Mouser cats need a home (Seattle region)." At a 10,000-square-foot hangar under the West Seattle Bridge, the employees...

Seattle couple wills their entire $847K estate to U.S. government

March 29, 2019 at 1:52 a.m.

Americans often go to great lengths to keep the government off their assets. But last month, as Peter and Joan Petrasek had wished in their wills, a cashier's check for...

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