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• Montana’s Cash Cowboy - The New West
  If you didn't know any better, you might think William Patrick (Bill) Foley II '74 was just another retiring baby boomer looking for golf courses, open spaces and the chance to recapture an idealized childhood of summertimes on the family ranch. (5/7/2008)
• Judge Robert E. Dixon remembered for his fairness, wit - Seattle Times
  Judge Robert E. Dixon '56 died of a heart attack Saturday (April 26), at the age of 78. (5/3/2008)
• Former WA Supreme Court Justice Brachtenbach dies - Seattle P-I
  Robert Brachtenbach '54, who served 22 years as a justice on the Washington State Supreme Court, has died at the age of 77. (5/3/2008)
• Ex-NMI resident inducted into college Hall of Fame - Mariana's Variety
  Donald Woodworth '71 , a former resident of Saipan, was inducted over the weekend into Whitman College Athletic Hall of Fame in Walla Walla, Washington. (5/1/2008)
• Chairman Appoints Michael J. Cianci, Jr. as New Administrative Law Judge - Media Newswire
  Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Chairman Joseph T. Kelliher has announced the appointment of Judge Michael J. Cianci Jr. '88 as a FERC Administrative Law Judge. (4/29/2008)
• Pacific Northwest Ski Areas Association Honors Brad Stanford - First Tracks!
  The Pacific Northwest Ski Areas Association (PNSAA) named Brad Stanford '85, an attorney with the Portland, Oregon-based law firm Farleigh Wada Witt, as the recipient of the Association’s Industrial Strength Award at its PNSAA Trade Show. (4/28/2008)
• Justice Keith Callow, 82, worked for State Department - Seattle Times
  Justice Keith Callow '52, a Seattle native whose second career took him across the globe, died Friday at Horizon House of complications from diabetes and kidney disease. (4/8/2008)
• A Conversation With Bud Krogh, of Watergate Fame - Wall Street Journal
  Bud Krogh '68 talks with WSJ about Watergate and his new book, “Integrity: Good People, Bad Choices, and Life Lessons from the White House.” (4/1/2008)
• Lorinda D. Franco of Fox Rothschild Appointed to Philippine American Bar Association Board - Fox Rothschild LLP
  Fox Rothschild LLP has announced that Lorinda D. Franco '99 has been appointed to the board of the Philippine American Bar Association. Franco was installed during the Association’s March 5, 2008, awards dinner and board installation at the Beverly Hills Hotel in California. (3/12/2008)
• Midwest Air Group Names Sislowski Senior Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary - The Earth Times
  Midwest Air Group, parent company of Midwest Airlines, today announced the appointment of David Sislowski '88 as senior vice president, general counsel and secretary. He will join the Milwaukee-based company March 17. (3/10/2008)
• State Appeals Court Judge Bill Baker, an Everett native, is retiring - Everett Herald
  Bill Baker '65 of Everett has been on the state Court of Appeals for 18 years. He's now retiring and plans to devote more time to community activities. (3/1/2008)
• Marc Hershman, 1942-2008: Ocean policy pioneer mentored many - Seattle P-I
  Marc Hershman, a man of infectious passion and mentor to many, was the director of the UW School of Marine Affairs for a decade, one of 16 members of the president's U.S. Commission on Ocean Policy, and an internationally recognized expert in ocean policy. He was also an adjunct law professor and taught in the Law & Marine Affairs LL.M. program. Hershman died Feb. 17 at age 65. (2/24/2008)
• Gregoire appoints Kevin Korsmo to Spokane appeals court panel - Seattle P-I
  Gov. Chris Gregoire has appointed Kevin Korsmo '82 to the Washington state Court of Appeals, Division III. (1/31/2008)
• City attorney closes his career - Whidbey News-Times, Wash.
  Oak Harbor City Attorney Phil Bleyhl '70 steps down after 27 years. (1/26/2008)
• Everett lawyer tapped for appeals court - Everett Herald
  J. Robert Leach '76, an area lawyer for more than 30 years, will be the next state Court of Appeals judge representing Snohomish County. (1/24/2008)
• SPEEA Names Ray Goforth '98 as New Executive Director - Ad-Hoc-News (Germany)
  The Society of Professional Engineering Employees in Aerospace (SPEEA), IFPTE Local 2001, has named Ray Goforth '98 as the new executive director for the union of 24,050 aerospace professionals. (1/22/2008)
• Boeing Names Kiga '78 to Lead Government and Community Relations for Pacific Northwest - CNNMoney.com
  Boeing today named Frederick C. Kiga '78 vice president, State and Local Government Relations and Global Corporate Citizenship for the Northwest region. (1/11/2008)
• Pakistan’s Coup Against the Rule of Law - King County Bar Bulletin
  Devin T. Theriot-Orr '03 writes about current developments in Pakistan. (1/8/2008)
• Promotions and hires - Phoenix Arizona News
  Garland A. Brown Jr. (LL.M. '07) joined Greenberg Traurig in Phoenix as an associate in the litigation practice. (1/3/2008)

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