'Graveyard' of debris clogs Lake Washington near Renton after storms
Recent flooding on the Cedar River has pushed a massive amount of logs and silt into south Lake Washington, creating a debris field hundreds of feet wide. While community volunteers have begun cleanup efforts at the Renton Rowing Center, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says the sheer volume of material will take time to clear.
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'Graveyard' of debris clogs Lake Washington near Renton after storms

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