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'Do Something Big': Photographer Helps Tell Columbia River History In 'Healing The Big River' Book

Dec 14, 2019

Fisherman Randy Friedlander, a member of the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation, conducts ceremony placing carcasses of salmon at the base of Grand Coulee Dam to honor…

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'Do Something Big': Photographer Helps Tell Columbia River History In 'Healing The Big River' Book

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