rattlesnake ridge

eff Emmons Director of the Yakima Valley Office of Emergency Management told reporters Tuesday. "The landslide is still moving at a constant rate of between 1.6 and 1.7 feet per week.

The land is still moving at 1.7 feet per week to the South.

Trevor Contreras a geologist with the State Department of Natural Resources says the majority of the land continues to move to the South towards the nearby quarry.

Congressman Dan Newhouse visited the Rattlesnake Ridge Slide site with the Yakima County Office of Emergency Services and other agencies on Saturday.

In the letter, Rep. Newhouse pledged to work with the Governor to ensure that federal assistance and resources to the Yakima

During a media briefing Wednesday the office Director Jeff Emmons told reporters the office is fully prepared.

there's plenty of experts on hand making solid science backed predictions. Most say the land will slide to the south into the existing rock quarry.

Photojournalist Jack Balzer and I took a helicopter ride to the ridge on Thursday (Jan. 4) for an up-close look, and there is no doubt the earth there is on the move. The questions are where, when and how much?