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May 18, 2011 in City
Looking back: Mount St. Helens comes to town
When Mount St. Helens exploded on May 18, 1980, it dropped a blanket of volcanic ash on Spokane, Wash. and neighboring communities. Spokesman-Review’s Jim Kershner narrates a look back at the first few days after the cataclysmic eruption. Make sure to click the full-screen button for the best viewing experience.
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Mount St. Helens memories: Pullman
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Freddie Rehkow
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Liberty Lake police test body cameras, clip No. 2
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redwoodgal on May 16 at 4:57 a.m.
Stunning photographs and story on the eruption. I was living in the San Francisco Bay Area at the time of the eruption of Mount St. Helens. Our sky was bright and sunny when a strange haze appeared around noon as was reported. We were glued to our TV’s and worried for everyone in the Northwest. I never saw photo’s like the ones here in this production and I am truly amazed at the ominous clouds and ash that covered the entire Inland Northwest. Thank you for the insight to information and photo’s I never saw or knew about the eruption. Fantastic reporting and production!
Radbooks on May 16 at 9:14 a.m.
Thanks for the video! It brings back a lot of memories. I was a senior at North Central when it happened and it was an amazing experience to live through - very scary while it was happening. I’m sure I knew about a lot of these things at the time - the people stranded in Ritzville and how bad it was in Yakima, etc., but I’d forgotten that over the years. I was very glad that I was safe at home when it happened!
jesset on May 16 at 9:44 a.m.
Great work! I loved watching it in full screen view and seeing multiple pictures on the screen at one time.
de3 on May 17 at 6:53 p.m.
Wow. Great job guys!