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Waterpik Performance Five Mode Hand Held Showerhead VARIATION
Waterpik Performance Five Mode Hand Held Showerhead –VARIATION Customer Review: Love it This is a great item. I purchased one for each of the bathrooms in my condo and I love them. The installation is a breeze, took all of 5 minutes. Plus the directions give you the option to take out the “low-flow” […]

Ice age floods’ living legacy at Dry Falls
Terry Richard/The OregonianDry Falls as viewed from the visitor center on the rim. Water poured over the cliffs that line the horizon during the ice age floods. The hike into Washington’s Monument Coulee ends at the base of Dry Falls….

Signed Costume Jewelry Vol. 2
Signed Costume jewelry Vol. 2 - Add a little spark of society with a fashion watch. They come in all different colors and use Quartz movement to keep the accurate time. The range in many different assortments leather bands and cuffs to shiny bands to catch the eye. We […]

Riverside CC: Saturday Sweeps
Saturday, Feb. 9, 2008…

Luigi Bormioli Michelangelo Masterpiece 12-1/2-Ounce Double Old Fashioned Glasses, Set of 6
Luigi Bormioli Michelangelo Masterpiece 12-1/2-Ounce Double Old fashioned Glasses, Set of 6 Fulfilling the aesthetic tradition of its namesake, this set of six double old fashioned glasses in the Michelangelo Masterpiece line make a tasteful appearance at any occasion. Fill with sparkling water at an elegant table or with tall mixed drinks when entertaining […]

Hurricane Ridge road in Olympic National Park undergoes summer rebuilding
Terry Richard/The OregonianSnowshoeing and skiing are popular activities at Hurricane Ridge in winter. Construction begins Monday on a seven-month project to restore and rehabilitate Hurricane Ridge Road in Olympic National Park, one of the most popular mountain driving destinations in…

Riverside CC: Men’s Match Play Championship

Lewis County left with lots of road work
Terry Richard/The OregonianThis Lewis County bridge used to cross the Chehals River, just west of Rainbow Falls State Park, until December’s floods washed it ashore as though it were a toy. On a recent drive via S.R. 6 to the…

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