The ScoopFebruary 8, 2025

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From the

Lewiston Tribune

Feb. 9, 1985

A Clarkston developer of a $1 million marina at Red Wolf Crossing told Port of Clarkston commissioners Friday that work on the project is expected to begin in 30 days.

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Cecil Larreau, a developer of the Red Wolf Marina, said the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Washington State departments of ecology and fisheries have approved, “in theory,” the permits he needs to begin construction.

He said he expects to have the construction permits in hand within 30 days.

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GRANGEVILLE — Mastering the technique of snowshoe racing is kind of tough, especially when you’re racing against the clock and your snowshoes keep getting crossed over each other.

That’s what happened to several contestants — both children and adults — during Friday’s Winter Festival activities here. Most of the snowshoe racers splatted face first in the wet, freezing snow before they made it across the finish line.

Still, there were some pretty good times, with Jim DeHaas of Grangeville finishing the race with the best overall time of 12:61 seconds.

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