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Washington State Interstate closed indefinitely after dramatic bridge collapse

Three people are in stable condition after being rescued from the frigid waters of the Skagit River in Washington State following a dramatic bridge collapse Thursday night, but officials say they have now called off rescue efforts and believe no one else was affected by the disaster. 4

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Photo taken in our front yard on Texada Island. Originally this yard friendly deer was called Daisy, but since she grew antlers, we renamed her/him Duke! (Teresa Hollo of Van Anda on Texada Island, B.C.)