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Free news: If you want to meet the candidates for the Cascade Locks City Council, a candidate forum will be held on Monday, Oct. 5 at 6:30 p.m. at the Port of Cascade Locks pavilion.

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Free news: Klickitat County Sheriff’s Deputies executed a search warrant in the vicinity of the 1300 block of SW Pucker Huddle Road earlier this month as part of an Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) investigation.

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Free news: This free, non-partisan community forum will feature election officials from Wasco and Hood River counties in Oregon and Klickitat County in Washington on Oct. 1 from 6:30-8 p.m. at the Rockford Grange.

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Free news: Four Rivers Family Early Learning and Parenting Hub has created a free text messaging system to connect families with young children to local resources, activities, and events.

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Free news: The used bookstore has been run by Joyce FitzSimmons for 21 years. New owner Siena Balance will be changing its name to The Little Minnow.

Sports

THE GORGE — Trout Lake’s Melody Stock and Felicity Peck finished 1-2 at the Bridgette Nelson cross country meet Sept. 25 at Sorosis Park in The Dalles, and the host Riverhawks won the girls and boys races.

Business

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 If all goes according to plan, installation begins this fall on a preliminary test designed to support later replacement of the Hood River-White Salmon Bridge.

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Before Rye Development can build a massive energy facility in a place sacred to the Yakama Nation, the state will have to write them a new water quality permit, a panel of judges ruled on Sept. 21.

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Free news: The used bookstore has been run by Joyce FitzSimmons for 21 years. New owner Siena Balance will be changing its name to The Little Minnow.

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The Sept. 15 Bingen City Council meeting focused on the buffer zones around Dry and Jewett creeks.

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BrightNight is aiming to build on leased private property, 99% of which is zoned as Exclusive Farm Use. Residents have shown mixed reactions to its proposal, leading one farmer, Connie Lee, to create the organization Save Juniper Flat.

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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.

Gorge Life

BINGEN — Big Britches Productions, a 501(c)(3) community theater in Bingen, Washington, will present Jerome Bixby’s “The Man From Earth,” adapted by Richard Schenkman and directed by Joe Garoutte, running Oct. 2-17 at The Bingen Theater.

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