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WEB3 days ago — By Aileen Hymas For Columbia Gorge News. Updated Sep 17, 2024. THE DALLES — At a city council meeting Sept. 9, several individuals affiliated with the North Wasco Parks Department spoke out against one of the proposed changes to an ordinance that dictates how the city collects and uses taxes on hotels and short-term rentals. News.
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WEB2 days ago — By Nathan Wilson Columbia Gorge News. Updated Sep 10, 2024. THE GORGE — The Microwave Tower Fire, which ignited on July 22 and has roasted 1,313 acres, is still smoldering above Koberg Beach and, according to the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area Forest Service, burning through an old disposal site.
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WEB5 days ago — By Laurel Brown Columbia Gorge News. Updated Sep 10, 2024. HOOD RIVER — After a demonstration project in fall of 2023, Hood River Safe Routes to School proved the success of a two-way shared-use path for walkers and bikers. The path was recently installed near the Hood River Middle School and follows along 18th Street, from Belmont Avenue to ...
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WEB2 days ago — By Noah Noteboom Columbia Gorge News. Updated Jul 9, 2024. CASCADE LOCKS — This summer, Kayak the Gorge and owner Taylor Marean have a goal to get 20,000 local Oregonians out on the Columbia River. Through their Oregon Outdoor initiative, Marean and Kayak the Gorge are aiming to meet their goal with $1 kayak rentals.
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WEB1 day ago — If you’ve got one, or you’d like to guess what this week’s History Mystery (left) shows, contact Flora Gibson at [email protected] or call/text 541-993-1801. Any new insights will be included in next week’s history page, so be sure to include your name if you’d like credit as a contributor. Happy fact-hunting!
'The Grand Salmon' premieres in Hood River - News
WEB1 day ago — Brooke, Libby and Hailey portage past a dam. HOOD RIVER — Kayaking, adventure and environmental advocacy are interwoven in the full-length film documentary “The Grand Salmon,” premiering Oct. 10 at Columbia Center for the Arts. Tickets are $15 and available online at columbiaarts.org. Directed by …
Sidewalks, infrastructure updates at Bingen City Council meeting
WEB1 day ago — BINGEN — The Bingen City Council met in chambers Sept. 17. Sidewalk design dominated the first half of the meeting. Tim Devries, project manager at Gray and Osborne Engineering, led council members through the initial proposed design for new sidewalks and curbs along Alder Street with new intersection infrastructure at …
Begin fall with Falls Prevention Awareness Week | News ...
WEB1 day ago — And every year the first week of fall is Falls Prevention Awareness Week, the nationwide observance to raise awareness on preventing falls, reducing the risk of falls, and helping older adults live without fear of falling. Falls are the leading cause of injury for people over the age of 65 and were responsible for nearly 3 million emergency ...
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WEB3 days ago — Updated Jan 30, 2024. Washington, D.C. – Today, Jan. 30, Oregon’s U.S. Senators Jeff Merkley and Ron Wyden announced a total of $1,269,225 is coming to Oregon to support electric vehicle deployment through promoting innovative ways to finance EV purchasing for underserved populations. The funding is coming from t….
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