History
Getting around: We don’t realize how good we have it
Research asset You can get lost in early Southwest Washington settlement history at the Appelo Archives and Museum…
Outdoors
Tribes worried about Lower Columbia harvest
Tribes worried about Lower Columbia harvest PORTLAND — There is ongoing concern, particularly among Columbia River treaty tribes,…
Life
Low spring Chinook returns expected to again limit Columbia fishing seasons
PORTLAND — Fishery managers from Washington and Oregon on Wednesday approved a sport fishery for spring Chinook salmon…
Outdoors
Birding: The birds of spring are definitely on their way
Yesterday, my friend Susan and I saw 42 species of birds in Vancouver, Washington. Many were spring migrants.…
Outdoors
WDFW approves a four-day razor clam dig starting Thursday
LONG BEACH — Razor clam diggers can return to ocean beaches for four days of digging beginning Feb.…
Life
For the birds: Citizen scientists at work on behalf of swallows
Not long ago four of us, each a citizen scientist, ventured to Tarlatt of the South Bay Unit…
Life
Peninsula still has millions more clams to harvest
LONG BEACH — With a 2019-20 harvest quota of 5.2 million razor clams, there was little chance that…
Life
Birding: Tiny, beautiful visitor here in larger numbers than usual!
It all began when the rustic bunting came to town a few months ago. A tiny songbird belonging…
Life
WDFW sets tentative March and April clam digs
OLYMPIA — State shellfish managers have tentatively scheduled razor clam digs on ocean beaches for dates through April.…
Life
The bigfoot next door: Hundreds tell of encounters
Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization PACIFIC COUNTY — In 2002 the Chinook Observer’s Damian Mulinix, on one of his…
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