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About a mile from our house there’s a patch of state forestland, accessed by a network of logging roads and the “Outback Trail,” which provide…
A Montana environmental group that sought to stop forest thinning in north-central Washington lost Tuesday when a federal judge in Spokane tossed out its lawsuit.
When I first began coming to the Long Beach Peninsula in the 1970s one of my bucket list birds was the band-tailed pigeon. It wasn’t until I b…
I don’t know if parents or grandparents still tell kids about “walking five miles to school in snow two feet deep — uphill both going and comi…
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ILWACO — Headway was made last week in the city of Ilwaco’s quest to protect both its water source and the environment in the near — and far —…
Some offices remain closed to the public due to the virus. Some offices are doing furlough days when staff are not at work due to the financia…
My friend Steve Romero is one of those undeterred guys who steps off a trail and plunges into the deep underbrush in pursuit of wild ingredients: fiddlehead ferns, watercress and the allusive wild oyster mushroom. He steps forward gleefully, his heart beating rapidly.
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The final full moon of winter, known as the ‘Worm supermoon,’ illuminated the night sky Monday, March 9.
I lay against my blanket and open an eye. The room is blurry and indistinct. I open the other eye. So now I see my hospital room, where I have…
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