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  • 1 week ago | mega993online.com | Paul Drake

    Monte Cristo, Washington, once a thriving mining town, is now a ghost town in the Cascade Mountains in Snohomish County. When gold and silver were discovered in 1889, the town literally appeared overnight, with investors eager to throw down money. These included prominent names like John D. Rockefeller and President Trump’s grandfather, Frederick Trump, who built and ran the Royal Hotel and an alleged brothel in Monte Cristo.

  • 3 weeks ago | 1027kord.com | Paul Drake

    Monte Cristo, Washington, once a thriving mining town, is now a ghost town in the Cascade Mountains in Snohomish County. When gold and silver were discovered in 1889, the town literally appeared overnight, with investors eager to throw down money. These included prominent names like John D. Rockefeller and President Trump’s grandfather, Frederick Trump, who built and ran the Royal Hotel and an alleged brothel in Monte Cristo.

  • 3 weeks ago | 1027kord.com | Paul Drake

    Unlimited hydroplane racing has been the premier event in the Tri-Cities for nearly six decades. The first race, dubbed the Atomic Cup, was held on the Columbia River on July 24,1966. Bill Brow, driver of the Miss Budweiser, won the event and sparked a tradition for Tri-Cities that has continued ever since. Except for 2020 (COVID), the race has been held each year. The 2.5-mile oval course is known as the fastest on the circuit.

  • 4 weeks ago | 1027kord.com | Paul Drake

    As I was scrolling through Facebook, I ran across a reel that highlighted the Sturgeon Viewing and Interpretive Center at the Bonneville Fish Hatchery in Oregon. Who knew there was such a place? I had never heard of it, and the more I read, the more I wanted to go, especially when I learned about Herman!Herman the Sturgeon is the star of the Sturgeon Viewing Interpretive Center and is considered by many in Oregon as the “unofficial State Fish”. But poor old Herman has had a rough past.

  • 4 weeks ago | 1027kord.com | Paul Drake

    My wife and I tied the knot at the Moore Mansion on September 14, 1991, so it will always be a special place for me. It was a magical place to get married, and at the time, it was only around $800 to rent the entire place. 34 years later, it’s nearly ten times that – it’s all relative, though – and today’s rental at the mansion includes services and amenities that didn’t come with our event in 1991.

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