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The U.S. Army Corp of Engineers says they will begin spilling more water over Columbia River Dams this year following a stay in the Columbia River Basin litigat

Entire communities, tribal peoples and industries rely on salmon and have done so for generations. But saving these species could mean moving mountains.

Entire communities, tribal peoples and industries rely on salmon and have done so for generations. But saving these species could mean moving mountains.

Entire communities, tribal peoples and industries rely on salmon and have done so for generations. But saving these species could mean moving mountains.

There are many entities relying on the Columbia River. Some need it for life, others for transport. All are competing and working in conjunction to have their needs met.

PORTLAND, Ore. --Federal water managers have begun the annual spill of water past hydroelectric dams on the Columbia and Snake rivers to help juvenile salmon and steelhead migrate to the ocean this spring. The spill began April 3 on the lower Snake River and April 10 on the lower Columbia River. Spill for juvenile fish passage helps reduce the proportion of juvenile fish that pass dams through the turbines and helps reduce passage delay at each dam, thereby shortening their travel time through ...

WELLINGTON, Florida — Longtime Indiana golf writer Mike May, a former resident of Seymour, recently completed a publication, “Hoosier State’s Top Golf Destinations,” which highlights Indiana’s top 30 public-access golf courses. Those 30 courses include three in northeast Indiana: Zollner Golf Course on the campus of Trine University in Angola and Noble Hawk and Cobblestone golf courses in Kendallville. The next closest course to make the list is The Warren Golf Course a...