EPISODE · Jun 11, 2026 · 3 MIN
Morning News — Thursday, June 12, 2025
from KMAS Morning News with Jeff Slakey · host Jeff Slakey
In today's headlines:Shelton School Board heard public testimony urging protection of music and performing arts programs amid budget discussions.Mason County Commissioners approved a letter of support for a historic preservation grant for the Mason County Courthouse and authorized exterior restoration research with Helix Design Group.Trails Road closes today from 7 AM to 4 PM for repair work — school buses will be allowed through, but plan alternate routes.State Route 3 near Gorst at Sunny Slope Road closes both directions this Saturday at 7 AM and remains closed through June 29 — WSDOT has signed detours in place.Sunny skies today with a high of 74.In local sports: The Mariners fell to the Orioles 7–2 Wednesday, dropping their record to 36–33. They're back in Baltimore tonight — first pitch at 4 PM, with KMAS pregame coverage starting at 3.Got a news tip? Email [email protected] or call 360-426-1030.For long-form interviews with local leaders and community voices, subscribe to KMAS Radio at kmas.transistor.fm.Listen live weekday mornings 6–10 AM on KMAS AM 1030 and FM 103.3 — the Voice of Mason County since 1962. Stream anytime at kmas.com.
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In today's headlines:Shelton School Board heard public testimony urging protection of music and performing arts programs amid budget discussions.Mason County Commissioners approved a letter of support for a historic preservation grant for the Mason County Courthouse and authorized exterior restoration research with Helix Design Group.Trails Road closes today from 7 AM to 4 PM for repair work — school buses will be allowed through, but plan alternate routes.State Route 3 near Gorst at Sunny Slope Road closes both directions this Saturday at 7 AM and remains closed through June 29 — WSDOT has signed detours in place.Sunny skies today with a high of 74.In local sports: The Mariners fell to the Orioles 7–2 Wednesday, dropping their record to 36–33. They're back in Baltimore tonight — first pitch at 4 PM, with KMAS pregame coverage starting at 3.Got a news tip? Email [email protected] or call 360-426-1030.For long-form interviews with local leaders and community voices, subscribe to KMAS Radio at kmas.transistor.fm.Listen live weekday mornings 6–10 AM on KMAS AM 1030 and FM 103.3 — the Voice of Mason County since 1962. Stream anytime at kmas.com.
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