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CANCELLED: Lecture on history of tribal fishing rights on the Columbia River
Photos and story by James Hill
The 3:30 p.m., Wednesday, Dec. 17 lecture at the Washington County Museum involving instructor Christopher Shelley has been cancelled due to the weather. He was to present a talk titled, “Salmon and Indians on the Columbia Plateau," where he would share slides and stories about tribal fishing and how certain treaties impacted this rich tradition.
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