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This story has been updated to reflect fresh new reports about water and air quality.
All 550 Longview pulp and paper mill employees idled by last week’s deadly blast at Nippon Dynawave Packaging will get paid through at least Aug. 8, the...
A responder samples water to test pH levels in a Longview drainage ditch water on May 30.
This story was updated Tuesday evening to report additional dead fish counts and correct official errors in Monday’s count.
Congresswoman Marie G...
The state Department of Ecology Saturday provided this update on the response to Tuesday’s white liquor tank blast at Nippon Dynawave.
Crews Saturday recovered the ninth and final missing worker from the scene .
Lower Columbia Currents is...
Cowlitz County Coroner Dana Tucker has released the names of all 11 workers who died in Tuesday’s Nippon Dynawave blast and offered condolences to their families, friends, coworkers, and others affected by what she called “one of the most s...
This is the city of Longview’s latest update on water quality concerns after the Tuesday accident at Nippon Dynawave Packaging released highly caustic white liquor into the Columbia River and surrounding drainage ditches.
Longview’s drinki...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Andre Stepankowsky is an essayist and prize-winning journalist, including sharing a Pulitzer Prize for coverage of the 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens. He writes about science, volcanoes, politics and issues of interest to Southwest Washington.
With a decade of journalism experience under my belt, from school boards to science, I found my niche covering recycling policy and freelancing.
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