Washington State Miner: One Down; One to Go

Wednesday, March 5, 2008

One Down; One to Go

Senate Bill 6343 - Authorizing small scale prospecting and mining in certain areas - passed the House today 96 to nothing. Next stop: the governor's desk.

We now await progress on HB 2871, the bill to decriminalize Gold and Fish Pamphlet violations.

Stay tuned.

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Wednesday, March 5, 2008

One Down; One to Go

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