Group opposing dairy sets meeting for tribal members
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TOPPENISH -- A group opposed to any new dairies or feedlots on the Yakama reservation is inviting tribal members to a meeting explaining the impacts of such operations on communities.
The 5:30 p.m. Thursday meeting will be held in the Eagle Seelatsee Auditorium at the Yakama agency at 401 Fort Road.
The group is opposed to a Sunnyside dairy operator's plans to erect another dairy on Pumphouse Road south of Harrah near wetlands and a national wildlife refuge.
The group will hold a second meeting at 5:30 p.m Tuesday at the White Swan Community Center just off Fort Road.
Group member Jan Whitefoot said the group has gathered more than 1,500 signatures on a petition opposing the dairy.
-- Phil Ferolito

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