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A tractor-trailer rig that ran off State Route 14 near Skamania Thursday afternoon was struck by a freight train but the truck's driver was not injured.

According to the Washington State Patrol, the 2006 Kenworth truck was eastbound on SR 14 about 12:40 p.m. when the driver, Rasul A. Tedorov, 39, of Vancouver, tried to adjust his electronic navigational gear. While doing so, his truck ran off the south side of the road near mile post 55 and hit a rock retaining wall.

The truck then went over the top of the wall and dropped about 10 feet onto the railroad tracks that run parallel to the highway. The truck landed on its side with Tedorov still inside.

While Tedorov was trying to find his cell phone, the truck -- which was not carrying a load in its trailer -- was struck by an eastbound BNSF freight train, which was carrying lumber.

While Tedorov was not injured, the collision caused the fuel tanks on his truck to rupture and the Washington state Department of Ecology was called to the scene to help clean up the environmental hazard.

WSP reported that Tedorov was accused of second-degree negligent driving.

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A group of young Saskatoon architects has a new vision for the derelict Traffic Bridge.

Instead of carrying cars, their new Traffic Bridge would be more like a public park that zigzags across the river. There would a zip line connecting the bridge to Rotary Park, a vertical garden where people could grow vegetables and glass portholes so they could see the rushing river below. The bridge, in their minds, is more than simply a way to get across the river.

"We have the amazing river valley - it's one of the things that defines Saskatoon," said Victoria Yong-Hing, one five members of Open, the design collaborative behind the reimagined Traffic Bridge.

"So why can't we design something where you can really experience and really enjoy it?"

While it is the brainchild of working architects, Open is not a design firm and it is not formally pitching its Traffic Bridge ideas to the City of Saskatoon. Its founders are in their early 30s and describe themselves as nothing more "than a collection of like-minded individuals" working on architecture designs in their spare time.

"I always kind of feel like we are in a band," Brad Pickard, another Open member, said. "When we have Skype conversations, we are jamming. It does feel like that."

Mayor Don Atchison has promised a new Traffic Bridge that will carry vehicles and council has approved plans for a $30-million replica bridge, but there is no funding in place.

The bridge closed in 2010 because of safety concerns. In the meantime, people like the architects in Open have been dreaming.

Despite the professional-looking concept drawings on its website, the group is aware there is no money and little tangible interest in making its Traffic Bridge vision a reality.

"Our group is about getting ideas out there through images. We want the public to see what the bridge could become," said Mark Sin, another member behind the concept drawings.

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GRANT BLANKENSHIP/THE TELEGRAPHMike Ratterree explains some of his concerns about the site for the new Bibb County Animal Welfare center during a public meeting with project architects Thursday in the Bibb County Commission boardroom. Ratterree admitted that he wasnt happy to soon be living next to the shelter and only asked that shelter animals and workers be as neighborly as people at the prison already close by. I dont hear nothing out of that prison, he said.

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The architects designing the new Bibb County Animal Welfare center heard from 15 members of the community Thursday as to what their priorities are for the new shelter.

Gene Dunwody Sr. of Dunwody/Beeland Architects Inc. conducted the meeting, which was called to both hear ideas from the community and to answer questions. Terry Tevis, of Tevis Architects in Kansas, is serving as the lead architect on the project because of his experience in working on animal shelters, Dunwody said.

Tevis told those in attendance that the project is in the earliest stages. The architects are still working through the budget process and havent yet figured out how big the new facility will be. Tevis said the team would be studying animal population statistics and future projects to decide how many dogs and cats the new shelter would accommodate, but added that the new shelter would be built to include the possibility of expansion, if necessary.

Tevis said some of the features of the new shelter would include separate areas for dogs and cats, trails on the property for area residents and the shelters animals, and meeting space for outreach and education programs run by Bibb County Animal Welfare.

The shelter will be built from $3 million as part of the 2012 special purpose local option sales tax. Bibb County commissioners acquired the property at 4280 Fulton Mill Road from the Macon-Bibb County Industrial Authority for no cost.

Mike Ratterree, a resident of the neighborhood where the shelter would be built, said he and his neighbors arent too happy that the shelter would be built there, but are willing to accept it so long as theres no noise from the shelter and it doesnt cause traffic issues.

Bibb County Animal Welfare Director Sarah Tenon said she agreed with most of the public comments. She said that ideally, the new shelter would have space for between 125 and 150 animals, but almost anything would be an improvement over the current shelter.

We need to get the new facility and get out of that dump, she said. We need something thats conducive to healthy animals and that can bring the community together. We need to focus on the animals and the staff.

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