PNWA members and colleagues tour John Day and Little Goose Dams
In March, PNWA members and colleagues were fortunate to have the opportunity to tour several dams on the Columbia Snake River System. On March 6th, our group visited John Day Dam to see the lock and even took an elevator to the top of the project to get a bird's eye view of the dam. On March 18th, we took a tour of the Little Goose Dam, including the power house and dewatered lock. At both locations, staff from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers provided updates on the 2014 routine maintenance closure and highlighted the features of the projects.
PNWA thanks the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Portland and Walla Walla Districts for offering this amazing experience for us. We also thank our members and congressional colleagues who were able to join us for the tours.
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PNWA requests environmental project updates from membership by 4/16
Earth Day is just around the corner! We will be putting together our annual newsletter highlighting all of the amazing environmental efforts that our members are leading. Does your organization have an update to share? If so, please email a brief description of your environmental projects (no more than 4 sentences please!) to Natalie Whitlock before April 16th.
Click here to see last year's edition.
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World Trade Center Tacoma and Port of Astoria seeking Executive Directors
The Port of Astoria is seeking an Executive Director. Click here to view the job posting, including information about the port and application process. Interested candidates should submit their application to admin@portofastoria.com before April 30th.
The World Trade Center of Tacoma is also seeking an Executive Director. To view the job announcement, click here or visit their website. Interested candidates should contact searchcommittee@wtcta.org.
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