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Gregory Scruggs

Gregory Scruggs

Outdoors Reporter at The Seattle Times

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  • English
Covering topics
  • Nature & Wildlife
  • Travel

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How made-in-Sequim snowboards still conquer the slopes

A 40-year-old snowboard company with a factory in Sequim is North America's largest snowboard manufacturer.
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Skip Black Friday shopping to walk this family-friendly wildlife trail

McLane Creek Nature Trail is a gentle, 1.1-mile loop in Capitol State Forest with abundant wildlife-viewing opportunities.
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Bronze thefts from Seattle-area parks leave lasting wounds

A string of thefts targeting area parks' plaques and statues in search of copper scrap metal has scarred local community groups.
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WA’s biggest ski resort will open this weekend

Runs will open to season passholders Friday and to the skiing and snowboarding public this weekend, Crystal announced Thursday.
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Seattle-born 'Dirtbag Diaries' outdoors podcast hits the printed page

The Seattle host of the popular "Dirtbag Diaries" podcast talks about his new book ahead of a Nov. 4 event at Seattle Bouldering Project.
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Made-in-Seattle cult fashion brand turns 50

Coveted for its down puffer jackets and other garments, a small Sodo company has built a fashion following far from home, one of only three domestic down manufacturers left nationwide.
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How you can weigh in on the future of outdoor recreation in WA

The agency is seeking recreation funding to address land abuse, tribal right infringements and more.
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How Jewish High Holy Days are ringing differently this year for 3 S...

As their congregations prepare to celebrate Simchat Torah, local faith leaders reflect on the holiday in the wake of the Oct. 7, 2023 attacks in Israel.
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Oil tanker traffic surges in WA waters with Trans Mountain Pipeline...

Oil tanker traffic carrying crude oil from Canada through Washington waters has soared, worrying some conservationists and scientists.
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New preseason ski festival promises you’ll ‘get stoked’ for winter

This year marks Snowvana's first foray into Seattle. The ski festival runs Oct. 18-19 at Magnuson Park's Hangar 30.
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WA ski area raises daily parking fee, among ski industry’s highest

The Summit at Snoqualmie's new system aims to manage overcrowding and balance the rising cost of snow removal. Here's how it will work.