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OMAK — An injured owl that was transported from Omak to the Washington State University Raptor Rehabilitation Program in Pullman last week has been euthanized because of its injuries.

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OMAK — An injured owl that was transported from Omak to the Washington State University Raptor Rehabilitation Program in Pullman last week has been euthanized because of its injuries.

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TONASKET — Work on wildlife crossings on Highway 97 is moving forward despite setbacks from Olympia.

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A list of damage and losses relating to flooding will be compiled, but with a second, higher crest of the Okanogan River predicted for Saturday, the list hasn’t yet been started.

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Okanogan Valley residents breathed a collective sigh of relief as Okanogan River water began receding Sunday, but they also began girding themselves for an even higher crest at the end of this week.

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Water levels in Osoyoos Lake are rising as the over-abundance of late- season snows begin to run off in Canada, causing flood warnings along the Okanogan and Similkameen rivers in the United States.

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Smoke from wildfires poses a health threat for people who breathe it because fine particles can lodge in the lungs, making it difficult for the lungs to expel them naturally over time.