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Free news: The City of Hood River is named in the award alongside project funding and agency partners, including Community Development Partners and Columbia Cascade Housing Corporation.
THE DALLES — Several California bighorn sheep along the John Day River have recently tested positive for Mycoplasma ovipneumoniae (M. ovi), the respiratory pathogen associated with pneumonia outbreaks in wild sheep.
CASCADE LOCKS — The Cascade Locks City Council has approved the contract for its new city administrator, Alexander Nelson, who will replace Interim City Administrator Gordon Zimmerman.
FREE NEWS: On Sept. 23 from 1–2:30 p.m., the Healthy Skamania meeting will be held in person and via Zoom, featuring Lyric Rivera.
PINE GROVE — The leadership of Wy’East Community Church is requesting financial assistance for the historic preservation of its building, built in 1906, and historically known as the Pine Grove Church.
Free briefs: Outdoor Grief Group; Northern Wasco County Parks and Recreation District Board of Directors; The League of Women Voters of Klickitat-Skamania; The Dalles city-wide catch basin cleaning; ODOT debris removal; Comment on data center recommendations
THE GORGE — Chef Kesh Akinsanya grew up in a small town in Liberia about 300 feet from the Atlantic Ocean.
Hood River County School District (HRCSD) board members unanimously agreed to move to the next stage of drafting a resolution for new Pension Obligation Bonds (POB).
The board has lost half of its members, down from six in January; replaced a superintendent and principal; and heard resignations from administrators and teachers amid accusations of ethics violations in public board meetings.
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Free news: The City of Hood River is named in the award alongside project funding and agency partners, including Community Development Partners and Columbia Cascade Housing Corporation.
THE GORGE — Chef Kesh Akinsanya grew up in a small town in Liberia about 300 feet from the Atlantic Ocean.
THE GORGE — The Bureau of Land Management in Oregon and Washington (BLM) is reminding Gorge residents that fire season isn’t over when summer …
Superintendent Bill Newton began the Sept. 9 board meeting by recognizing the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks and thanking first responders, including local police, fire and emergency services.
Travelers will contend with two upcoming rounds of Hood River-White Salmon Bridge closures beginning Sept. 21 and continuing into early October, according to the Port of Hood River.
On calmer days in the Gorge, there’s one sport in particular that benefits from the lack of strong wind: paragliding.
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THE DALLES — Police officers and firefighters will duke it out on the gridiron Sept. 26, as the annual Pig Bowl fundraiser returns to Sid White Field on the Wahtonka campus for its 23rd year.
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