You would be better off driving to Leavenworth for dinner, I lived in Skykomish, they was only 3 places to get food and they are all pretty bad

Breadline cafe is sooo good

Walker valley

Two income trap

It's so pretty - I like to take my dog for walks on their trails there

Naselle

Columbine High School and Thurston High School in Oregon were all I remember from when I was in High School. I lived in Oregon so that may be why I remember Thurston... and the kid who did it was named Kip Kinkel. That kid killed his parents and then went to school. He has been hearing voices and had seen a psychiatrist. He actually is still in prison and had remained silent until last year. Should look him up... may have a insight that ya hadn't thought of.

Veteran. The determining factor on your residency as a minor could be your parent's residency. If they are a Washington resident who is active duty military, then their state residence doesn't change until after they separate from the service.

However if you simply lived here as a military dependent while you parent(s) were stationed here, that wouldn't change your residency. Talk to your folks about this and then you can give the correct information to the college admissions counselor.

The quickest way to determine your current residency is to ask where you were registered to vote last week?

The issue with Sinema is the transformation. She ran as a progressive with lots of left of liberal promises. Then she got there with the ability to demand those and immediately started trying to enrich corporations for short sighted cheap returns.

Think you mistake what I said. Dems lose elections here by 50k+. That means for Marie to have won this election 50k+ Republicans would have had to voted for her.

There isn't much about Sinema that makes sense to me. I kind of respect her for marching to the beat of her own drummer, at least when I'm not frustrated with her for it.

First, it's a use tax not a sales tax, I believe they are the same rate but a sales tax is collected by the seller and turned over to the state a use tax is paid by the buyer after the fact. For people who live on the southern border of the state and make purchases in Oregon where there is no sales tax they are supposed to fill out a form and pay a use tax on any items they bring into the state and plan on using. This doesn't often happen but just trying to layout what is technically legal and what the correct terms are.

Next, you are supposed to get tags/registration transferred within 15 days of becoming a resident in Washington, there is an extra fee associated with registering your vehicle after the 15 days are up. I recently registered a vehicle I purchased that was registered out of state and was told that they will often waive the 15 day requirement for out of state vehicles as long as it is still registered promptly, but this sounds like it is up to the discretion of the individual agent processing the transaction, my registration was made 17 days after the bill of sale as we had to wait for the finance company to mail the title.

You say you purchased the vehicle in 2018 while living in another state and moved to Washington around the same time the vehicle was paid off and only recently received the physical title. If that is the case you should bring the bill of sale with you to your county DOL as well as the title, you may have to pay the extra fee for failing to register within 15 days, but as you owned the vehicle more than 90 prior to moving to Washington you should not have to pay a use tax as you purchased the vehicle in 2018.

The use tax if paid is based on the value of the vehicle, they will accept the purchase price as the value as long as it is a reasonable number, so a purchase price of $10k on a $35k vehicle is going to be taxed at $35k, but buying a $15k vehicle for $13.5k is going to be taxed at $13.5k unless you piss off the clerk and they have reason to investigate the value. I say this because I just purchased a vehicle that blue booked for $14.5k and I paid $11.2k and was only taxed at the $11.2k rate.

My suggestion is to just go into the county DOL office and explain everything you can to them and if something doesn't seem right as them to explain why they feel you should pay a fee or tax. It is possible based on your story here there is a miscommunication and they think you just purchased the vehicle in August when it was really purchased by you in 2018 and you are only registering now because you moved and paid off the vehicle around the same time. Also if they still make you pay a use tax bring whatever purchase paperwork you have as any sales or use tax that has been previously paid by you can be credited against any use tax you may owe.

There was 249 in 2021 and 119 in 2019

Contact the Education Center on JBLM or Kitsap

Tahuya possibly, its the nrmal go to for off road trails. I think its open year round.. Some areas in Capitol Forest. I want to say some ares in Elbe.

I'll need to see what I have saved on my computer hen I get a chance. I.might have some maps saved there or on my tablet.

Try the 165 starting in South Prairie. It's a dirt/gravel road that leads to the Tolmie Peak trailhead or Mowich lake campground. Not sure if it would be open in January though.

West side of the pass or over on the peninsula ideally.

Anywhere in WA or do you want to stay on one side of the state?

I think they should walk straight over to the parents house and hold them accountable.

Not sure we can legislate mental health out of existence, but we can certainly stop people from bringing guns to school by adopting stronger gun control laws.

I am agreeing that we should ban people from bringing guns to schools, I'm just providing a more plausible solution than banning mental health. But I do agree we need more mental health treatment. Maybe instead of bailing out airlines, farming, and banks we bail out everyone that needs mental healthcare. Better yet, since we printing trillions of dollars to help banks and the economy, we could print $50B to provide mental healthcare to veterans and teenagers. Just simple solutions that I think most can agree on.

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Wonder how many grew up as latchkey kids

this is basically what they're doing: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cargo_cult

Harry and the Hendersons?

Do you especially enjoy tourist traps? That's what Leavenworth is famous for being.

Many military families maintain residence in tax advantaged states like Washington with no state income tax. Did your folks do that? Other six months in Washington State. Are you sure the UW will take you?