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Leavenworth, Wash.—Excavator Marooned in the Enchantments
Aging dams deep in the Alpine Lakes Wilderness sparked a crisis that is continuing to unfold. Last year, officials from the Icicle and Peshastin Irrigation ...
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Getting Ready for Spring Bike Rides
Two things can derail an early season bike ride: an unkempt bike and the wrong clothes. If you can, have your local bike shop tune ...
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On The Road Again: Inland NW Early-Season Cycling Routes
Whether your winter has been spent on the snow or a stationary trainer, in a yoga studio or gym, maybe even on the couch, the ...
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Washington D.C.—Senate Passes Public Lands Package
Thanks to Senators Maria Cantwell, a Democrat from Washington state, and Lisa Murkowski, a Republican from Alaska, the Natural Resources Management Act has passed the ...
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Tundra Swan Festival on Saturday, March 16
When you think of eastern Washington, your first thoughts may not include elegant swans. Pend Oreille County, located in the northeast corner of the state ...
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Tri-Cities, Wash.—Friends of Badger Mountain Receive $300,000 Gift
In January, Scott Sax, president of Washington Closure Hanford, presented a check for $300,761 to the Friends of Badger Mountain. The funds are earmarked to ...
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Kid-friendly March Events in Spokane and North Idaho
Wild Skills Junior Ski Patrol with SheJumps! at Schweitzer Mountain Resort, March 3. Girls ages 8-17 (intermediate to expert skiers/snowboarders) can learn mountain safety and ...
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10 Spring Break Staycations in the Inland Northwest
Staying home this spring break? Keep kids physically active with local outdoor adventures—some can even be educational. Here are 10 ideas, either free or low-cost, ...
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Hike of the Month: Chief Joseph State Wildlife Area in Southeast Washington
By March the 4-O Ranch unit of the Chief Joseph State Wildlife Area is easing into spring mode. Green grass is returning to the open ...
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