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Exploring Washington State: Navigating the North Cascades Highway with Lauren Loebsack If you are an adventure-seeker who yearns to experience the breathtaking beauty of the Pacific Northwest, then you'll want to tune in as we navigate through the North Cascades Highway. Our very special guest is Lauren Loebsack, the communications manager for the North Central Region of the Washington State Department of Transportation. From the process of preparing the highway for reopening to the hidden gems and challenges along the way, this episode is packed with useful information for travelers and local enthusiasts alike. A Peek Behind the Scenes: Preparing the North Cascades Highway for Reopening Lauren Loebsack showcases her expertise as she walks us through the intricate process of preparing the North Cascades Highway for reopening. From coordinating maintenance crews and evaluating avalanche conditions to considering resources and weather forecasts, her insights shed light on the monumental effort required to ensure a safe and enjoyable journey for all travelers. With crews on both the east and west sides diligently working to clear snow and conduct avalanche control, the episode provides listeners with a newfound appreciation for the dedicated individuals who make this annual reopening possible. The ceremonial aspect of opening the road for vehicles, complete with music and traditions, adds an extra layer of charm to the experience. Hidden Gems and Recommendations: Enriching Your Journey As the conversation unfolds, Lauren Loebsack delves into her personal experiences and shares valuable recommendations for travelers. She emphasizes the importance of checking the Washington State Department of Transportation's travel map for updates on road conditions and construction zones, offering practical advice for planning a seamless and enjoyable trip. Additionally, Loebsack's love for the natural beauty and outdoor activities in the Wenatchee Valley and North Central Washington shines through as she discusses her skiing experiences and favorite spots along the scenic drive. It's evident that her passion for the region extends beyond her professional role. Planning for Your Journey: Practical Tips and Considerations To equip listeners with practical advice, the podcast explores typical repairs on the highway, including snow-induced damage and ongoing cleanup efforts. Loebsack's warning about potential winter conditions on the mountain pass, even after the arrival of spring, serves as a timely reminder for travelers to prepare for varying weather conditions. Additionally, her recommendations for the best times to travel the highway, along with suggestions for scenic stops and the lack of open facilities and services, offer invaluable insights for anyone considering a trip along this iconic route. We hope you will enjoy listening to this episode as much as we enjoyed recording it. Connect With Washington State Department of Transportation
Join us for a riveting episode as we unravel the remarkable journey of a semi-retired attorney who dedicated his career to the intricacies of landlord-tenant law, fueled by his marriage to a lovely property manager. Explore his unique perspective on the subject, where real estate law meets the captivating drama of reality TV and crime shows. Discover how his deep involvement with the local apartment association propelled him to all corners of the multifamily industry, including the National Apartment Association. Listen in as he shares a story of his longest eviction case and get ready for an enlightening discussion filled with insights, anecdotes, and a deep appreciation for teaching the complexities of landlord-tenant relationships.Will Brownlee is an attorney licensed in NC, SC and GA, and is the co-founder of two law firms serving landlords: Brownlee Whitlow & Praet, PLLC and Loebsack & Brownlee, PLLC. Over the course of his career, Will has focused almost entirely on all aspects of landlord-tenant law, including evictions, fair housing defense, legal compliance, and lease drafting/revision. In his service to the housing industry, Will has served on state and local apartment association boards, as well as serving as the Executive Director of the Apartment Association of NC (AANC) and serving as the SC/NC consultant to the National Apartment Association (NAA) on its lease forms library. In all, Will has served the rental industry for over 25 years, though “semi-retiring” in 2018 but continuing to serve as Of Counsel for the two law firms bearing his name and still appears in court for eviction cases in the Carolinas and Georgia.When not appearing in court or teaching, Will loves spending time and traveling with his wife (a now-retired property manager who introduced Will to the rental industry – and who leased Will his first apartment, a good story). Will is often found devouring the latest sci-fi/fantasy book series, playing fantasy sports, enjoying a good game of poker, or spending clear nights capturing photos of the stars with his telescopes.LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/will-brownlee-3554736/Companies: https://bwpf-law.com/ + https://loebsackbrownlee.com/Hear from Will about:How searching for an apartment changed his life in countless ways.Why he decided to only focus his career on landlord law.A great story about having the right attitude and response.Where he considers his "home" apartment association and why.The #1 thing he loves to do.His surreal experience of looking for an apartment with his daughter.The leap of faith he took in his 5th year as an attorney.His longest eviction case.Quotes:"You can't marry a Property Manager and not fall in love with the industry.""When you fully commit to the industry, the industry will commit to you.""Just show up, half the battle is just showing up."Subscribe to and review Multifamily Streamlined Podcast here.Streamline your success. Never miss out again! Receive the latest and greatest from Streamline Multifamily Group straight to your inbox here.Follow us on social media for updated news and information from Streamline Multifamily Group!
Stella joins the boys of RHC to reflect on Dave Loebsack's 14-year career in the House of Representatives, and ponder the legacy he leaves behind... Links to all of our podcast platforms and social media at rockhardcauc.us If you enjoy our free content, you might like what's available to subscribers at patreon.com/rockhardcaucus
Dave Loebsack was first elected in the blue wave midterm election of 2006 and has been representing Iowa's 2nd Congressional District ever since. River to River host Ben Kieffer speaks with Loebsack about his career in politics and what the future holds for the congressman.
This week's episode features an update on the 50/14 cattle marketing initative. ICA's Director of Government Relations, Cora Fox, discusses Reps. Axne, Finkenauer and Loebsack's companion bill, and the next steps in cattle market reform. ICA's Tanner Lawton gives an Governor's Charity Steer Show update, and Kaitlyn and Jason give advice on selling beef locally. Links: 50/14 House Bill Governor's Charity Steer Show Harvest Barn Marketplace
Collusion delusion, Loebsack Retirement, and Campaign Money by On Iowa Politics Podcast
On Iowa Politics Podcast show focusing on rural Democrats in Iowa, and a check in on campaign finance.
Simon Interviews Rachel Alexander!
Interview with Matt Whittaker!
E188 - Hour 1 - Crackdown on Legal Immigrants | What's Next for Debbie Wasserman Schultz & David Loebsack?
On Iowa Politics discussed Loebsack and Peters going head to head for a second round and followed up on Fred Hubbell's, Des Moines businessman, entrance into the race for governor.
Simon interviews John Ligato!
E176 - Hour 1 - Iowa DOT Considers Toll Roads on I-80 | FBI Agent Weighs in on Dave Loebsack
Congressman Dave Loebsack, who recently hosted Rep. Collin Peterson, the ranking Democrat on the House Agriculture Committee, in his southeastern Iowa district, explains why he and other Democrats could not support the split farm bill that passed the House a few weeks ago with only GOP votes. Loebsack is quite concerned about failure to get a farm bill through Congress this year and cites his concerns for agriculture if the current one-year farm bill extension expires.Rep. Dave Loebsack
Peter LaFontaine from the National Wildlife Federation wants Braley and Loebsack to vote against the Keystone Pipeline. Roger McEowen and Greg Hartsill are happy about passing the farm liability restoration legislation. President Obama gets a Marine umbrella. Outrage ensues. Plus, a last gasp effort to pass a gas tax.