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Okanogan County public works officials have removed all emergency weight restrictions from county roads.
Several unpaved roads throughout the county had been subject to weight restrictions during spring break-up.

NEWS HEADLINES

• Heath named to lead Okanogan and Wenatchee forests
• Four wastewater plans win state recognition
• Republic sends 33 seniors into the world
• Oroville commencement is June 2
• Okanogan seniors plan outdoor ceremonies June 2
• Tribe seeks junk vehicles for crushing cleanup program
• Okanogan Highlands Alliance challenges mine EIS
• Comments sought on draft EIS for proposed hatchery
• Boaters rescued after craft sinks in Lake Roosevelt
• Pre-agility dog training class planned
• Omak man injured in accident near Nespelem
• Dozens of local offices are up for grabs
• Organic acreage rises nearly 50 percent in two years
• Wind-whipped fire sweeps across Riverside rangeland, destroys two buildings
• Tripod salvage comment deadline moved to July 16
• Omak Airport gets grant for taxiway, parking rehabs
• Ferry commissioners get draft agreement for rail corridor
• Tunk cemetery group holds cleanup day

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