Serving Waitsburg, Dayton and the Touchet Valley
WAITSBURG - Waitsburg City Public Works Director Dan Katsel points to a long, vertical gauge painted on the concrete structure under the Main Street bridge across the Touchet.
Against a white background, the river's ever- changing water level is indicated in black, one foot at a time. It starts at about the 1 and runs all the way up to the 11, with a red mark at the 8 - flood stage. On Tuesday, the level was below one foot. But last winter, the river reached six feet, and Katsel, who monitors the Touchet and the Coppei for their water volume and speed, alerted then-Mayor Markeeta Little W...
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