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Investigators: Railroad fire regulation stopped in its tracks
There are thousands of miles of railroad track in Washington State. From those rails came the sparks that started hundreds of fires.
Taylor makes use of campaign time by listening
Rep. David Taylor didn't meet his campaign fundraising goal; then again, his opponent dropped out following the primary so he didn't really have to.
Drivers licensing office to close
The limited services driver licensing office in Vancouver is closing permanently this week in order to save money.
Brockell Briddle has always had a thirst for knowledge and new cultural experiences.
Review of Bridge RV Park in White Salmon, Washington
We were looking for a nice RV park in the White Salmon, Washington, area and found Bridge RV Park.
a s Fisheries Service Issues Recovery Plan for Mid-Columbia Steelhead
NOAAa s Fisheries Service today released its recovery plan for Middle Columbia River steelhead, a fish that was first given protection under the Endangered Species Act in 1999.
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WAPT establishes industry service and leadership awards
The Washington Association for Pupil Transportation has created two honors to recognize industry professionals for leadership and service.
In, out, in -- now 15th District Democrat is out again
Democratic state House candidate John Gotts has conceded his race against state Rep.
Northwest Hiking: Festival 542 is this weekend: Mt Baker Highway will be closed
If you're planning on hiking a trail that's accessed from SR 542 this weekend, a word of warning; Festival 542 is happening.
John Gotts says he's likely coming back to the state to run for the 15th Legislative District after learning he made the runoff election in Tuesday's primary.
Railway: Elderly woman was trespasser
Investigators have not yet released the identity of a woman killed in a train accident in Skamania County.
Fire destroys White Salmon gallery
In a dramatic and disheartening blow to the downtown area of White Salmon, an art gallery and photography studio went up in flames Wednesday evening despite the brave efforts of about 75 firefighters from seven area fire departments.
Light fundraising puts 15th on backburner
A few months ago, the 15th Legislative District was pegged as a possible election battleground, but there have been no signs that either state party sees it as such now.
Video: The Builders and the Butchers, a oeGolden and Greena
Video: The Builders and the Butchers, "Golden and Green" July 17th, 2009 [12:25PM] Posted by: Michael Mannheimer 0 COMMENTS Filmed on location in White Salmon, WA and featuring, among other things, a prancing group of Vivian Girls, the Builders and the Butchers' new video for "Golden and Green" is pretty damn epic.
Washington View: Cap and trade not best way to reduce greenhouse gases
President Obama says the opponents of cap and trade are not telling the truth. Unfortunately, the president is attempting to position his opponents as "do nothing" on the environment, which is not true.
Robotic-plane manufacturer makes its point with silence
Columbia River Gorge-based Insitu, owned by Boeing, grows quickly, vies for Pentagon contract with a high-tech, unmanned plane Loading... David Sliwa, director of demonstration systems for Insitu, describes the redesigning of the launching system for its remote surveillance aircraft, pictured behind him.
Few people could be more surprised at the rapid growth of Klickitat County's robotic airplane maker, Insitu, than its chief executive officer, Steve Sliwa.
Taylor out to fundraising lead in 15th District
State Rep. David Taylor, R-Moxee, has raised $4,550 so far in his race to retain his 15th District seat - $4,550 more than either of his two Democratic challengers, according to the Public Disclosure Commission filings.
In our view, June 15: Progress at Condit
Spawning salmon can't cheer - as far as we know - but legions of their human guardians are cheering a recent easement ruling by Washington's Department of Ecology.