Recent flooding has forced Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) managers to close about 25 miles of roads on three wildlife areas and restrict use of Yakima River access sites in south-central Washington. “In the interest of public safety, these roads will remain closed until drier conditions make them passable or until we can […]
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