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Trump Issues Memo To Keep Snake River Dams
Trump Issues Memo To Keep Snake River Dams
Trump Issues Memo To Keep Snake River Dams
On Thursday, President Trump signed a Presidential Memorandum revoking the Biden Administration’s “Restoring Healthy and Abundant Salmon, Steelhead, and Other Native Fish Populations in the Columbia River Basin” Memorandum.  President Trump...
Columbia Basin Residents Buzzing After Daytime Meteor, Space Junk Sighting
Columbia Basin Residents Buzzing After Daytime Meteor, Space Junk Sighting
Columbia Basin Residents Buzzing After Daytime Meteor, Space Junk Sighting
Several residents in the Columbia Basin are buzzing after reportedly spotting what they say was a meteor in the skies over the weekend. Most of the reports came from the Quincy area where at least one person reported seeing a streaking object with a long trail of smoke behind it during the daylight hours on Saturday...
Wenatchee Valley Bracing For Up To Eight Inches Of Snow
Wenatchee Valley Bracing For Up To Eight Inches Of Snow
Wenatchee Valley Bracing For Up To Eight Inches Of Snow
North Central Washington is bracing for its first significant snow event of the season. The National Weather Service office in Spokane has updated the threat to a Winter Storm Warning for the entire region from 4 p.m. Tuesday (Nov. 19) through Wednesday (Nov...
Columbia Basin Railroad Awarded Over $11.5M
Columbia Basin Railroad Awarded Over $11.5M
Columbia Basin Railroad Awarded Over $11.5M
The Columbia Basin Railroad Company, which operates between Moses Lake and Connell in central Washington, has received $11,552,000 to rehabilitate approximately 10 miles of the railroad line.  The proposed project will replace approximately ten miles of rail and approximately 8,000 cross ties on the Columbia Basin Railroad.  Support...
Wenatchee, Moses Lake To Set Records During Coming Heatwave
Wenatchee, Moses Lake To Set Records During Coming Heatwave
Wenatchee, Moses Lake To Set Records During Coming Heatwave
The heat will soon be on for North Central Washington and the Columbia Basin. Temperatures in the region are expected to surge into triple digits by Friday with record-tying or -breaking highs possible by early next week. Meteorologist Greg Koch with the National Weather Service (NWS) Office in Spokane says the extreme temperatures will be created by an air mass that's currently bringing scorching

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