By David Lester By DAVID LESTER YAKIMA HERALD-REPUBLIC No one, it appears, is a fence-sitter when the proposed Black Rock reservoir is the topic. Love or hate. Venom or valentines.

By John Trumbo, Tri-City Herald, Kennewick, Wash. Feb. 29--Building a massive storage reservoir in Black Rock Valley so Columbia River water can be piped into the Yakima River would just confuse migrating salmon, said critics of the proposal Thursday at a federal hearing in Kennewick. The U.S.

By John Trumbo, Tri-City Herald, Kennewick, Wash. Jan.

Grant County Public Utility District No. 2's (Gran

By Columbian editorial writers With the Yakama Nation wanting to protect migrating salmon, and the Grant County Public Utility District seeking to continue using two Columbia River dams to generate power, there might have been little hope for these two apparent adversaries reaching agreement.