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Puyallup Tribe raises new alarms for fish impacts of embattled Electron Dam project
Crews improperly installed artificial turf in a Puyallup River dam project last year, sparking a legal battle over the environmental impacts. Author: Michael Crowe Updated: 7:31 PM PDT May 21, 2021
SEATTLE The Puyallup Tribe is hoping to stop an embattled dam operator from further harming fish in the river, according to new filings in federal court.
Operators of the Electron Dam on the Puyallup River are looking to open the intake, which would allow them to begin generating power, the tribe said.
Electron Hydro and parent company Tollhouse Energy of Bellingham made headlines last year when they improperly installed artificial turf in a diversion channel while modernizing the century-old dam. High flows and debris tore the plastic lining over the turf, sending chunks of the turf material and countless crumb rubber particles downstream, and raising concerns for
All lanes of northbound I-5 near Fife reopen after crashes, including fatality KIRO 7 News Staff
All northbound lanes of I-5 at the King-Pierce County line reopened after two major crashes involving multiple vehicles and a fatality.
The fatal crash happened at 3:50 a.m. Friday. Washington State Patrol said a man was crossing the northbound lanes when he was hit and killed by two cars north of 70th Avenue East. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
A second crash happened in the backup at 54th Avenue East involving three semi-trucks. One was carrying milk and cream, which spilled and needs to be cleaned up.
Tue May 04, 2021 - West Edition #10
Lori Tobias â CEG Correspondent
A new bridge over Washington s I-5 is slated to open to traffic early this summer the first construction milestone and major component of a new expressway project in the Seattle/Tacoma area.
The new bridge and nearby roundabout to SR 99 being constructed by
Guy F. Atkinson crews are essential steps for the SR 167 Completion Project, which will build 6 mi. of highway and complete the unfinished SR 167 corridor near Tacoma.
The SR 167 Completion Project is part of the estimated $2 billion Puget Sound Gateway Program that includes the SR 509 Completion Project near Seattle. Both projects complete two crucial unfinished links in Washington State s highway and freight network.
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