Endangered Salmon 101
Come find out why Buster and his friends on the lower Snake River are endangered.
March 2010
Volunteer for Earth Day At WA Parks
Earth Day opportunities: Volunteers needed
for huge coastal cleanup and April state park cleanup days
Pedals2People Announces Grand Opening 4/9
Pedals2People is holding an open house at its new Sprague location, and Empyrean Coffee, on April 9.
Announcing Mountain Video Contest
Ski the NW Rockies is launching a “Get Out! Get Up!” video contest, encouraging skiers and snowboarders to shoot a short video showing their time at the mountain.
WA State Parks Director To Step Down
The Commission will discuss recruitment of a new director and will be
working on a transition plan for the agency.
Return From Kilimanjaro
Here’s my favorite line: “Had to trade Mike’s pants for a goat at a nearby Masai village so we could have something to eat tonight.”
More Problems With Intersection Where Cyclist Was Killed
A semi truck trailer was crunched there this morning: http://www.krem.com/news/local/Semi-slams-train-bridge-in-Downtown-Spokane-86374182.html If you haven’t heard about the cyclist who was killed there on Monday you can get the details here: http://www.krem.com/home/Bicyclist-identified-in-deadly-downtown-Spokane-accident-86037727.html
The Ultimate Sub-Genre: Flyfishing Mystery Novels Swim Downstream
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