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Washougal leaders join together in opposing oil terminal

City council, school board adopt resolutions citing grave concerns

By , Columbian Small Cities Reporter
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Washougal’s elected officials and school district leaders are presenting a united front against the increase of crude oil train traffic through the small city.

This week, both the city council and the school board adopted resolutions expressing grave concerns about the potential for spills, explosions and other major threats to safety through the Columbia River Gorge.

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