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In Pasco, a new women’s-only soccer league allows players to ‘blossom’

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By Courtney Flatt Verified
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Crews are building a fire break around the outskirts of White Salmon. It’s taken decades to get off the ground

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By Courtney Flatt Verified
| Oregon Public Broadcasting Verified
A shaded fuel break will help protect White Salmon, Washington, and surrounding areas from wildfires. The fuel break will also improve forest health and habitat. Courtney Flatt / NWPB For more than 20 years, people have wanted to protect White Salmon, Washington, from wildfires. The idea came about to build a fuel break around the entire town, kind of like a moat. This shaded fuel break will still leave the forest healthy and give fire crews a place to fight from when the next wildfire hits.
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A proposed 100-mile transmission line could be built under the Columbia River. Environmental groups and tribes say they have concerns

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By Courtney Flatt Verified
| Oregon Public Broadcasting Verified
Developers are thinking about building a new transmission line to help meet the Northwest’s energy needs. However, this one would be different from what you’re imagining. FILE - Water spills over the Bonneville Dam on the Columbia River, which runs along the Washington and Oregon state line, June 21, 2022. Jessie Wardarski / AP This high-voltage transmission line would run under the Columbia River. Developers said the region urgently needs new transmission.
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