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GOLDENDALE — Klickitat Commissioners covered a lot of ground in their April 21 meeting. In the morning workshop session, Public Works Director Jeff Hunter expressed frustration about a problem at the Lyle boat launch.

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GIFFORD PINCHOT — For the second year in a row, the United States Forest Service (USFS) will not permit commercial picking of huckleberries near Sawtooth Mountain, off Twin Buttes Road or anywhere else in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest, officials announced on April 21. 

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WHITE SALMON — Alongside a budget amendment and discussion about public records procedures, White Salmon’s City Council approved another large sum in vouchers, about $100,000 less than the $1.3 million total from three weeks ago, during their April 15 meeting. 

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Free news: Cherry Blossom Respite will relocate its dementia-specific respite care program to St. Paul’s Episcopal Church beginning May 5 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. This program is made possible through a grant from the Center for Dementia Respite Innovation (CDRI).

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Artists from across the region united at the Columbia Gorge Museum (CGM) in Stevenson on April 17, where a diverse assortment of locally resonant works — oil paintings, sculptures and beyond — graced the Encircle Technology Community Gallery.

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ODELL — For the Columbia River Gorge’s 150-plus community health workers (CHWs), helping people isn’t a job, but a necessity. Every client, every mission, is part of a broad, decades-long movement to bridge the divide between underserved communities and institutionalized health care. 

WHITE SALMON — In coordination with the West Klickitat Regional Fire Authority (WKRFA), the City of White Salmon will host its annual Wildfire Open House on Monday, May 4 from 5–7 p.m.

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THE DALLES — The Dalles City Council voted 4-1 to approve a $3.4 million contract with Ajax Northwest LLC at its April 13 meeting, advancing the Federal Street Plaza project — water feature included — toward development.

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Wasco County Commissioners unanimously renewed a state grant for transitional housing that helps reduce jail use and stabilize residents cycling through emergency services, which the board framed as a rare and increasingly critical piece of the region’s housing and behavioral health system.

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CASCADE LOCKS — What do Breckenridge, Colorado; Big Bear Lake, California; and Cascade Locks have in common? They’re all recognized “Mountain Bike Trail Towns” by the International Mountain Bike Association.

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HOOD RIVER — City council had several items to work through at its April 13 meeting. But one they didn’t was the Marriott Hotel appeal that was slated to go before council that night, but was withdrawn by developers the week prior.

Two people fly fishing last Friday morning on the Deschutes River below Sherars Falls successfully land a trout. Have a nature photo to share? Send it to news@gorgenews.com with a short description.        

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