Stehekin water system destroyed in Chelan County storms as crews race to deliver supplies
The National Park Service’s water treatment facility in Stehekin was destroyed, limiting access to clean drinking water.
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The National Park Service’s water treatment facility in Stehekin was destroyed, limiting access to clean drinking water.
City staff said the decision came after rising river levels pushed water onto sections of the planned course.
Several logs entered the USFS truck through the windshield, and the driver’s door was crushed.
Ferguson said he received a phone call from Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem confirming the president had signed the request.
Officials said debris pushed through the home so quickly that two elderly residents inside were also pinned by the mud.
Historical newspaper accounts archived by Skagit County trace flooding in the region back to the late 19th century, long before modern flood control measures were in place.
The dam, which is more than 100 years old, has drawn concern due to elevated water levels and continued rainfall.
The purchase marks the first time in more than 50 years that Ste. Michelle will be owned by a privately held, Washington-based company.
Firefighters located a 62-year-old Bremerton man inside the business after they put on a fire within the structure
Firefighters said the car was not completely underwater, which helped responders reach the driver more quickly.