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    The newly aligned and constructed channel for Tributary Creek is a work in progress. The area in the center is roughly where the old mill foundation was located as compared with the historic photo taken circa 1933.

    Cleaning up Jack Waite Mine

    Out of sight isn’t always out of mind, much like contamination from decades of mining in the Coeur D’Alene Mountains at Jack Waite Mine on the Montana-Idaho border.
  • The Lewis Army Museum at Joint Base Lewis-McChord has been known by many names and served many functions. It’s been a hotel, refuge for families visiting hospitalized Soldiers and an officer’s club. Now it’s a museum and a state-of-the-art training facility. It underwent extensive renovation to meet current safety codes, but still retains the historic features as required by being listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Though many artifacts can be viewed here today, the building itself is also an exhibit.

    Building a strong foundation

    Originally it was a Salvation Army Inn with 155 rooms. During World War I, this Salvation Army war

  • National Flood Safety Awareness Week

    National Flood Safety Awareness WeekNWS: Be Flood-Smart - Types of FloodsReleased: March 19, 2013