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Thousands of miles from the Pacific Northwest, a river near Boston was once home to bustling shipyards with a direct connection to the Columbia River.
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Now that a judge granted a preliminary injunction, putting a stop to the sale of the National Archives in Seattle, could there be re-imagining of the space?
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Nora Hendrix – grandmother of Jimi Hendrix – will have a new street named in her honor in Vancouver, B.C. But some aren't happy with the naming process.
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The state Legislature must decide whether or not to approve a J.P. Patches and Gertrude specialty license plate. Patches Pals are voicing their support.
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The Northwest Avalanche Center is a forecasting and public education partnership with roots back to the 1970s, in what began as a modest operation.
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How did a pair of so-called "phantom islands" appear in early maps of the San Juan Islands? The origins can be traced back to a Navy lieutenant and his team.
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Fans of Larry King remember his late night phone-in program, which stopped in Seattle in 1981 to broadcast straight from the Space Needle.
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A familiar sight for cross-state I-90 drivers – and a relic of Northwest railroad history – will soon open to hikers and other non-motorized users of a popular trail.
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It was just two days before the presidential inauguration of Franklin Pierce, when lame duck President Millard Fillmore signed the legislation creating the Washington Territory.
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The families of two lost Naval aviators have received notice from the U.S. Navy about the likely whereabouts of the men and their SNJ-5 trainer aircraft.