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Scientists petition to grant wildflower endangered species protection (opens the original)
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Washington Jacob’s Ladder has existed on the Columbia Basin for thousands of years. Now, scientists say it’s at risk of extinction. The Center for Biological Diversity has petitioned the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to protect the plant under the Endangered Species Act. Mark Darrach, a researcher at the University of Washington Burke Museum, principal at Corydalis Consulting and contract researcher for the Center, and Gwendolyn McManus, a staff scientist at the Center’s endangered species prog
Mt. Spokane High School teacher innovates at C-SPAN conference in Washington, D.C. (opens the original)
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Mt. Spokane High School teacher Jessica Klingback’s mind was on a modern controversy during a recent conference, but it quickly turned to a lesson from the past. “We were having a side conversation, as we were all working on our lesson plans, about data centers,” she said. The conversation at the C-SPAN conference got interesting when a colleague showed a picture of a data center from Lowell, Massachusetts – the heart of America’s Industrial Revolution. Interested in the connections between the
EWU, Gonzaga house community members affected by fires in dorms (opens the original)
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Eastern Washington University has opened its dorms to students and faculty who have been impacted by fires as well as Red Cross volunteers. A small number of EWU community members and more than 200 Red Cross volunteers are currently housed at the university’s dormitories. The volunteers, who came from across the nation, are “staying on campus as they assist the community,” said Linn Parish, EWU spokesperson. The volunteers are housed at the school’s Streeter Hall, while the community members, un
Updates to primary results show close races for representatives, auditor, Supreme Court, propositions (opens the original)
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Results have changed for the race to replace Democrat Timm Ormsby in state Legislative District 3. Republican Natalie Poulson continues to lead the pack, with 33.2% of the vote as of Thursday. Democrat Pam Kohlmeier, though, who initially took second place in the first tally on Tuesday fell behind Democrat Luc Jasmin III. Jasmin, who previously ran for Spokane School Board and City Council, said he anticipated this change. “We figured our voters would show up later, so this is kind of what we ex
As Spokane Complex Fires burn, other blazes continue spreading throughout Washington (opens the original)
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Windy, dry and hot conditions have spurred fires throughout the state as the Spokane Complex fires also burned. From the Cascades to the eastern edge of the state, here’s how Washington fires have developed throughout the past several days: The Bradeen Hill fire has seen improvements in recent days. The 4,418-acre fire is 42% contained, said Public Information Officer Bill Sweeney. The crew is aiming to mop up the fire, the cause of which is still under investigation, Sweeney said. Recent work o
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