A Historical Look on DuPont, Washington
It's a rather sad state of affairs when the DoE turns a blind eye. Let me try to make sense or understand the DuPont SMP. Edmond's Marsh which has been on DuPont Plant maps since the beginning of it's inception, that also has photos of the local swimming hole and that of people … [Read more...]
I don't have much to post other than to read the update over at SCWC. In effect the City of DuPont is claiming all sorts of laws and permitting processes in order to stop the Sequalitchew Creek members from putting in beaver deceivers in order to help restore the historic flow … [Read more...]
The Sequalitchew Creek Trail is closed by order of the City. It experienced a washout overnight and into the early morning. The cause was a underground pipe that was to carry the ground water under the trail at the old steam station and into the canyon. However, whomever the … [Read more...]
Read the Glacier MOU for the mine expansion here MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING REGARDING SUPPLEMENTAL REVIEW PROCESS FOR GLACIER NW MINING EXPANSION THIS MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING is dated this _____ day of August , 2009, and executed by and among GLACIER NORTHWEST (“Glacier”); … [Read more...]
An agenda will be provided and posted at www.nisqually-sequalitchew.com soon. Don Russell will be our guest speaker. Judy Krill is encouraging all residents and interested parties to attend and of course those of you that would like to join. Date: Monday, May 18, 2009 Location: … [Read more...]
Sequalitchew Creek flows three miles from Sequalitchew Lake on Fort Lewis, through the City of DuPont, into the southern portion of Puget Sound. The watershed is small, but on the verge of rapid development as a planned community that includes residential, commercial and industrial … [Read more...]
Just some raw video from last year down the sequalitchew creek trail. It's via a FlipHD camera so it's not very stable. … [Read more...]
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