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Invasive weed at Mineral Lake to be eradicated this summer

Invasive weed at Mineral Lake to be eradicated this summer By Claudia Yaw, The Chronicle Published: July 15, 2021, 5:47pm Share: CENTRALIA An invasive weed in Mineral Lake threatens to tangle up boat motors, out-compete native species and impact critical habitat. Eurasian watermilfoil is a common pest in Washington, and was first detected in Mineral lake last fall. The good news is that the plant one of the most problematic submerged weeds in the Pacific Northwest, according to the state Department of Ecology is in its early stages in Mineral Lake, cropping up in patches around the shore. Still, documents from Ecology warn that the spread of Eurasian watermilfoil downstream of Mineral Lake to Alder Dam on the Nisqually River “should be of great concern.” The stringy weed could “pose significant threats to the infrastructure of the dam.”

71 gets a gun : Graduates of Washington s police training academy unprepared to patrol streets, law enforcement leaders say

71 gets a gun : Graduates of Washington s police training academy unprepared to patrol streets, law enforcement leaders say
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GLASGOW WOMAN SENTENCED TO STATE PRISON

GLASGOW WOMAN SENTENCED TO STATE PRISON
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Lavender a Tough Crop for Muggy Missouri, But This Couple is Giving it a Go

KBIA While Missouri is known for many crops, lavender is not necessarily one of them but one couple in mid-Missouri decided to give it a try. Katie Lockwood and her husband both work for the University of Missouri System s IT department, but have also been hobby farmers for 20 years. So, when they moved to Centralia in 2011 and had a small plot of land beside their house, they weren’t sure what to do. Rachel Schnelle Katie said, for her it was simple. She had always wanted to try and grow lavender. But, as they quickly realized, it was a different kind of crop than they were used to.

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