Spencer Hughes talked with Dr. Alex Apostle today from the Shelton School District. There's a lot happening with not a lot of time left in the school year.

During the Sheriff Sit-Down, presented by Our Community Credit Union, Mason County Sheriff Casey Salisbury and Chief Deputy Ryan Spurling called into Daybreak to talk about slowing down and taking things easy as more people venture out on the roads.

Karin Leaf from the Mason County EDC called into Daybreak to talk about their upcoming virtual EDC luncheon that's coming up soon. You can register free for a box lunch plus goodies from various businesses across the county. https://edcmason.joinusevents.com

During the "Focus On Shelton" presented by Peninsula Credit Union, city manager Jeff Niten talks about the Spotlight Shelton event that is this evening where the community can learn more about the changes coming to the stormwater fee structure and process. The link to the event tonight is in the episode notes.

35th District Rep. Drew MacEwen called into Daybreak to talk about the next 2 weeks that will wrap up this Legislative session. Also Rep. MacEwen talked about a bill he sponsored that was signed into law.

During the Area Command Update, presented by Our Community Credit Union, Mason County Public Health Director Dave Windom called in to talk about the COVID-19 number sin Mason County. Also information on the upcoming vaccine events.

Tammy Bacigalupo from Turning Pointe Survivor Advocacy Center called into Daybreak again this week as April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month and there are events all throughout the month. On Monday, April 12 at noon there is a free workshop on self-care meditation.

35th District Rep. Dan Griffey called into Daybreak to talk about issues being voted on in Olympia. There aren't that many days left in the session, expected end date is April 25.

35th District Representative Drew MacEwen called into Daybreak in between votes on the house floor to talk about the session and highlight some of the items that benefit those in the 35th District including the Belfair Bypass and work done around Purdy.

Tammy Bacigalupo from Turning Pointe Survivor Advocacy Center called into Daybreak to explain why you may see more of the color Teal today.