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Fifteen-year-old drowns in the Cowlitz River

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|Date: Monday, August 14, 2023

Fifteen-year-old drowns in the Cowlitz River

A 15-year-old Longview teen tragically drowns in the Cowlitz River while attempting to swim back to shore ...

A 15-year-old Longview teen tragically drowns in the Cowlitz River while attempting to swim back to shore with friends, despite a bystander's rescue effort. ...

Monday, August 14, 2023
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Three days of sturgeon fishing announced on portion of lower Columbia River

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|Date: Friday, August 19, 2022

Three days of sturgeon fishing announced on portion of lower Columbia River

State fishery managers from Washington and Oregon announced Thursday that a section of the lower Columbia ...

State fishery managers from Washington and Oregon announced Thursday that a section of the lower Columbia River will open for three days of sturgeon retention in September. ...

Friday, August 19, 2022
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Spring Chinook salmon fishing season set for Columbia River

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|Date: Thursday, February 24, 2022

Spring Chinook salmon fishing season set for Columbia River

The 2022 forecast for upriver spring Chinook numbers is 122,900 fish, which would be the highest return s ...

The 2022 forecast for upriver spring Chinook numbers is 122,900 fish, which would be the highest return since 2016 and above the 91,756 fish that returned last year. ...

Thursday, February 24, 2022
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Fifteen-year-old drowns in the Cowlitz River

Fifteen-year-old drowns in the Cowlitz River

Three days of sturgeon fishing announced on portion of lower Columbia River

Three days of sturgeon fishing announced on portion of lower Columbia River

Spring Chinook salmon fishing season set for Columbia River

Spring Chinook salmon fishing season set for Columbia River

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