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Spring scenes
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Spring scenes

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Linda McNaughton recently submitted these two photos of her Parkdale orchard: Mount Hood “peeking” out from the clouds, and a cloud that “look…

Sandbar silt plumes
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Sandbar silt plumes

  • Kirby Neumann-Rea
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A rare dust event obscures the Washington side of the river Monday in these images taken from Hood River Marina beach at about 1:30 p.m. The p…

Travelogue: Eclipse in Tahiti
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Travelogue: Eclipse in Tahiti

  • TIM RAYLE

During our epic journey sailing across the Pacific Ocean with our family of four, we had the opportunity to witness a total solar eclipse, just south of Tahiti. It required a challenging overnight sail and a little bit of effort to view 100 percent totality.

Spring Courtship
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Spring Courtship

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A red-winged blackbird displays from the top of a cattail despite a day of clouds and rain in a Klickitat County marsh Monday afternoon.

Lunar eclipse in Asia and the Americas
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Lunar eclipse in Asia and the Americas

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TOKYO (AP) — Evening viewers in much of Asia and early risers in parts of the Americas were treated to a stunning lunar eclipse on Wednesday, though clouds obscured it for some.

Puddles in July
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Puddles in July

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A pedestrian, his umbrella rolled up but ready, walks in front of the Civic Auditorium on Fourth Street in The Dalles.

Letters to the editor

Letter to the Editor: Coal consequence

  • Joe Csizmazia
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To the editor: At about 8:20 a.m. Sunday, July 21, I was about to enter Washington Highway 14 from Cook-Underwood Road. Before I turned, I looked east and saw a black, menacing tornado-like cloud moving toward me. I didn’t know what it was at first, but as it drew closer I realized it was a coal train headed west on the tracks that closely parallel Highway 14 through the narrow Columbia River Gorge.