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Anna King | WAER

Anna King calls Richland, Washington home and loves unearthing great stories about people in the Northwest. She reports for the Northwest News Network from

Source: waer.org
It's Been A Long Haul: Correspondent Anna King On Her Snail-Slow Recovery 1 Year After COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

It's Been A Long Haul: Correspondent Anna King On Her Snail-Slow Recovery 1 Year After COVID-19

Sometimes I feel as low as this cold-early-morning snail on the Richland river path. June 3 marks a year since COVID-19 blasted through my immune system .

'Somber Harvest': Crops May Fail, Cattle Sold As The Northwest Descends Into Drought - Vimarsana News

'Somber Harvest': Crops May Fail, Cattle Sold As The Northwest Descends Into Drought

It’s bone dry from Spokane, near the Washington-Idaho border, clear to Harney County in Southern Oregon, with triple digit temps on the way even later this week for some parts of the Northwest.

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Riders hold 'electric scooter discos' in car parks during one of England's first trials - Vimarsana News

Riders hold 'electric scooter discos' in car parks during one of England's first trials

Correspondence between councillors in Northampton, disclosed under Freedom of Information legislation, reveals that the rental vehicles were used to hold 'scooter discos'.

KUOW - 'Somber harvest': crops may fail, cattle sold as the Northwest descends Into drought - Vimarsana News

KUOW - 'Somber harvest': crops may fail, cattle sold as the Northwest descends Into drought

Wheat at the farm of Nicole Berg in Washington's Horse Heaven Hills shows signs of a drought so far in 2021, with a damaged curled head. Credit: Anna King / NW News Network 'Somber harvest': Crops may fail, cattle sold as the NW descends into drought By Nicole Berg wades into her stunted wheat field. It’s so short and sparse, she doesn’t think the combine can even reach the wheat without eating rocks. “Combines don’t like dirt and rocks,” Berg says. “They get indigestion.” Berg is a dryland wheat farmer in the sweeping Horse Heaven Hills of...

Source: kuow.org