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THE DALLES — At its May 26 meeting, The Dalles City Council unanimously approved the 2025 Water Management and Conservation Plan (WMCP), a 10-year blueprint aimed at reducing water loss to below 10% and unlocking eligibility for major funding.

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THE DALLES — City council’s May 26 meeting began with a moment of silence, reflective stories, and heartfelt condolences in honor of late Wasco County Commissioner Phil Brady, who passed away unexpectedly on May 19.

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Though temperatures themselves cooled off by Thursday of last week (cumulating in a thunderstorm that left some residents without power), warmer spring weather brought kayakers to the White Salmon River. Above, one such kayaker takes on the BZ Falls.           

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THE GORGE — Columbia Gorge Community College (CGCC) saw fewer students seeking associate degrees and more seeking workforce training — aided by new programs and a grant to help young rural men persist in college — in recent years.

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Free commentary: In commemoration of the 250th anniversary of this great country, the Celilo Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) have planted three flowering dogwood trees in Bingen, Hood River, and The Dalles.

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A severe thunderstorm struck the Gorge Thursday night, bringing thunder, lightning, and at least one big tree falling across the road. The storm cut power to about 2,000 customers, Northern Wasco County PUD announced.

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THE DALLES — For candidates intending to run in the upcoming Nov. 3 General Election, packets will soon be available online and in the City Clerk’s office. The mayor and two city councilor positions will be open for election, each with a term of four years.

Suicide victim is found to be merely motorist in a jam

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HOOD RIVER — The Hood River community will again come together in celebration as the fourth annual Hood River Pride Celebration returns June 5-6, with a weekend of vibrant, inclusive events honoring the LGBTQIA+ community and its allies.

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