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Helplessly as a huge fire destroyed this concord home just before 6 30 this morning. One neighbor tried to get to the woman who lived here. Somebody is trying to break in, to get her out of there, but it just went up. The shingles were broken. She had holes in her roof. It just end up like a timber. It was awful. Reporter Gilberto Nanez lives across the street and took this cell phone video of the fire. He couldnt believe the size of it. Like 30 feet up. I am in front of my house, i said im feeling reporter terry otto was worried it would spread. I got my hose because the embers were in the tr...

The Columbia River spring chinook salmon season has been extended, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife announced Wednesday.

In 2004 a settlement agreement signed by PacifiCorp and several tribal, state, and federal government agencies, and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) required the installation of fish passage as part of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) process of relicencing the three hydro-electric dams along the Lewis River in southwest Washington.

Columbia River spring Chinook seasons set Fish can be kept on lower river for first time in two years By Terry Otto, For The Columbian Published: February 24, 2021, 6:23pm Share: 3 Photos This spring Chinook fell to a spinner presentation, but most anglers and guides will be fishing with flashers and bait until the water warms up. Photo Gallery State fisheries managers from Washington and Oregon held a joint online meeting on Tuesday, and set the 2021 spring Chinook sport fishing seasons for the Columbia River and its tributaries. The projected run is not expected to ...

Coho run projections excite Columbia River anglers Numbers won’t be as big in river as in ocean By Terry Otto, for The Columbian Published: February 17, 2021, 5:10pm Share: 4 Photos Karen Trandum of Sandy, Ore., fights an ocean coho during one of the last really good years. Returns have suffered recently, but this year's ocean return of coho to the Oregon and Washington coast is expected to be an astounding 1.7 million adults. (Terry Otto/for The Columbian) Photo Gallery There’s a big number being floated around on websites and among local fishermen’s circles, a...