'Earthquake' in Lewiston likely caused by blasting | Local
The ground shook Friday afternoon in Lewiston. But the commotion was likely human-caused, not a geologic event.
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The ground shook Friday afternoon in Lewiston. But the commotion was likely human-caused, not a geologic event.
UPDATE AT 10:05 P.M.:
The ground shook Friday afternoon in Lewiston. But the commotion was likely human-caused, not a geologic event.
A 2.3-magnitude earthquake was reported around 3:30 p.m. Friday southeast of Lewiston and east of the Washington-Idaho border, according to the National Earthquake Information Center in Colorado.
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