'Hot water pollution' lawsuit threat aims to remove four Eastern Washington dams to save salmon

Posted 7/26/23

Four conservation and fishing groups plan a lawsuit over high water temperatures in the Snake River, calling for actions that could include removing the four lower Snake River dams in Eastern …

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DNA evidence solves 1962 Southwest Washington double homicide

Warrant issued for suspect who stole $4.2K from Lewis County resident’s bank account

Centralia is on the clock as it faces $2 million budget deficit

Ribbon-cutting ceremony planned for Shalom Village in Centralia

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