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Tours will include the generator floor, turbines, penstocks and tailrace areas.— Minot Daily News
Wade A. Rubia is one of 10 men charged in relation to Operation Click, an undercover investigation into a salmon poaching ring involving the area known as the tailrace in Deer Lake.— The Western Star: Local
Youghiogheny Reservoir, Youghiogheny River (Fayette County) -- Slushy conditions were reported this week on the reservoir, and the tailrace of the reservoir was at normal flow Tuesday.— post-gazette.com - News
Youghiogheny River: Water was in good shape yesterday and anglers were targeting trout stocked in February at the tailrace.— post-gazette.com - News
It was 150 years ago this January that Jim Marshall, the boss carpenter of a crew of Maidu Indians and transient Mormon settlers who were building a sawmill in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada, glimpsed a metallic twinkle in a freshly dug tailrace.— AmericanHeritage.com
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