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Problem solving – Positive notes on Detroit Lake fish passage

A salmon traveling up a fish chute at the Minto Fish Facility in Gates. James Day
A salmon traveling up a fish chute at the Minto Fish Facility in Gates. James Day

The discussion of how to manage Detroit Lake levels and the fate of endangered fish stocks continued on Jan. 12 in Stayton. The U.S. Army Corp of Engineers held a public meeting to discuss the latest ...

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