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Ron Rattray Canadian Correspondent
MAZAMA — North Cascades Highway is closed for the winter.
State
Department of Transportation spokesman Jeff Adamson said Tuesday
morning that crews evaluating the condition of the highway through
Washington Pass were stopped by a snow slide 150 feet wide and 12 feet
deep. More snow was cascading on two nearby chutes.
The
avalanche crew and folks from our Twisp shed were only able to get up
as far as Liberty Bell Mountain and had to turn around and come back,”
he said. “It’s not safe for anyone to try to go up there and clean up.”
About
three feet of snow piled up in Washington Pass between Sunday and
Monday morning, prompting Transportation to temporarily close the
highway at 3 p.m. Sunday. The state elected to keep it closed overnight
Sunday and Monday.“I’m
sure everybody was happy that it was open all the way through
Thanksgiving,” Adamson said. “Typically, if it’s open past Thanksgiving,
I’ll get telephone calls from people who own businesses up there who
say, ‘Thanks for keeping it open.’”Last
year, the highway - also known as state Highway 20 - closed Nov. 20.
The state typically reopens it in May after spending weeks clearing
snow, but earlier this year it reopened April 16.
Bald Eagle by Kathy Meader
A 36-storey skyscraper in the heart of Manhattan
is being seized by the US government in what the the Justice Department
is calling “the largest ever terrorism-related forfeiture”.
Prosecutors say the Alavi Foundation and Assa Corporation, the joint
owners of the Piaget Building on Fifth Avenue, are guilty of
money-laundering and breaking Iran sanctions.
Manhattan Federal
prosecutor Preet Bhasara claims the building’s owners have been
diverting rental income and other funds from the building to Bank Melli,
Iran’s biggest state-owned bank.
Prosecutors say the Alavi Foundation and Assa Corporation, the joint
owners of the Piaget Building on Fifth Avenue, are guilty of
money-laundering and breaking Iran sanctions.
Manhattan Federal
prosecutor Preet Bhasara claims the building’s owners have been
diverting rental income and other funds from the building to Bank Melli,
Iran’s biggest state-owned bank.
The Beauty of Snow
by Rick Price
adanacphoto.com
by Rick Price
adanacphoto.com
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