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Thousands of fish found dead in Spokane River near Long Lake Dam

Thousands of fish found dead in Spokane River near Long Lake Dam
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Avista advises customers they can resume normal energy usage amid Spokane cold snap

Avista advises customers they can resume normal energy usage amid Spokane cold snap
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Avista requests energy conservation amid gas supply issues

SPOKANE, Wash. — Friday night, Avista posted a statement on their website asking customers to conserve gas for the next 24-hours.

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With temperatures well below zero, Avista asks customers to conserve natural gas because of mechanical issue

With temperatures well below zero, Avista asks customers to conserve natural gas because of mechanical issue
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Avista announces customers can resume normal energy use after conservation period

SPOKANE, Wash. - After nearly two days of asking customers to conserve natural gas and energy, Avista announced all customers can resume normal use.

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