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WA salmon passage projects are getting more than $75 million - Vimarsana News

WA salmon passage projects are getting more than $75 million

Seals waiting to dine on steelhead in Hood Canal. A reflective pool for the state Capitol that's become algae soup. An abandoned railroad crossing blocking a tributary of the Cowlitz

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Washington state salmon passage projects are getting more than $75 million - Vimarsana News

Washington state salmon passage projects are getting more than $75 million

Seals waiting to dine on steelhead in Hood Canal. A reflective pool for the state Capitol that's become algae soup. An abandoned railroad crossing blocking a tributary of the Cowlitz River. …

Vibe With Olympia's Sister City on a Trip to Kato, Japan - Vimarsana News

Vibe With Olympia's Sister City on a Trip to Kato, Japan

Kato, Japan’s relationship with Olympia, Washington, as sister cities began in 1982, officially recognized through a signed agreement. Today, the city of Kato includes the districts Yashiro, Takino and Tojo, and is located in the Hyogo Prefecture. In honor of the union of the sister cities, Olympia created the beautiful Yashiro Japanese Garden, still open to guests today, free of charge.

Port commissioner and Nisqually Tribal member will run for open state Senate seat in Olympia - Vimarsana News

Port commissioner and Nisqually Tribal member will run for open state Senate seat in Olympia

The port commissioner registered to run for the position on April 24

Source: yahoo.com
Eld, Henderson Inlets may see shellfish harvest restrictions due to fecal pollution - Vimarsana News

Eld, Henderson Inlets may see shellfish harvest restrictions due to fecal pollution

The areas currently meet water quality standards but that may change soon.

Source: yahoo.com