Monday, April 30
Facts Matter: Cascade Locks leaders discuss obligation to inform public on Nestlé plant
April 28, 2012
April 28, 2012
Gov. Kitzhaber won't stop Nestle' water swap in Cascade Locks
April 28, 2012 Town hosts governor's Regional Solutions team
April 28, 2012 Town hosts governor's Regional Solutions team
Sunday, April 29
Photo of the Day
See previous photos of the day:
Saturday, April 28
Police Log for April 28, 2012 edition
Police Log for April 28, 2012 edition
Sheriff Log for April 28, 2012 edition
Sheriff Log for April 28, 2012 edition
Cash, lumber and guitars: community donates to schools
Many community members in the Hood River County continue to support the school district through donations. Listed below are the donations, grouped by school, that were received from Jan. 25 through March 14.
Young entrepreneurs can earn cash for business idea
Young entrepreneurs have a unique opportunity to tell their story, and maybe earn an investment, on May 22.
Track teams head into home stretch
With just a few weeks before league meets, Eagles, Hawks turn in solid efforts
Hood River Valley hosted a six-team meet at Henderson Stadium Tuesday, with the main focus being on HRV and Columbia River Conference rival The Dalles-Wahtonka, but with smaller schools Columbia, Dufur, Klickitat and Horizon Christian also getting a chance to show their stuff in open classification competitions.
Once in a lifetime
I ran off the sidelines of the Little League field and back to my car as quick as I could. I wasn’t going to miss this one.
Pulling weeds and pulling for each other
“I am still smiling ear to ear from a wonderful Waterfront Park weed-pulling Earth Day event!” writes Marge Gale of Hood River.
Bulldogs best HRV baseball, softball
The Hood River Valley softball team saw another win slip away, and with it, possibly its hopes of a Columbia River Conference league title.
Kitzhaber won’t stop Nestlé water swap
Cascade Locks hosts governor’s team
While legal and public protests have been raised against Oregon’s Department of Fish and Wildlife on water access issues for a proposed Nestlé bottling plant, Gov. John Kitzhaber has been called upon by environmental groups to stop ODFW in its tracks.
Facts matter: CL leaders discuss obligation to inform public
Near the end of the second official Cascade Locks Joint Committee on Economic Development meeting April 25, a consensus was reached on the importance of ensuring the public had access to the facts on the Nestlé Waters bottling plant proposal.
Naito splits cable park application
Bifurcation will allow planning commission to focus on each element of proposal separately
In the latest in a series of developments, Naito Development and Surround Architecture representative Mark Vanderzanden this week filed a request with the City of Hood River Planning Department to bifurcate the site plan review and conditional use permit application for a proposed hotel, commercial building, parking lot and cable park along the Hood River waterfront.
Flashback: May 5 Firefighters Ball promises roaring good times
The 2012 Hood River Firefighters Ball will be at Columbia Gorge Hotel on May 5 at 6 p.m.
Ballots are in the mail: Nordbye, Hollingsworth vie for District 52
Pumping up the schools and protecting the middle class are priorities in common between the two candidates for their party’s nomination to the Oregon House District 52 seat in the May 15 Primary.
Letter to the Editor for April 28, 2012
Vote for Sewell; Holste for sheriff; Elect Holste; more
Ballots are in the mail
Nordbye, Hollingsworth vie for District 52 Democratic nomination
Nordbye, Hollingsworth vie for District 52 Democratic nomination
Friday, April 27
Letters to the Editor for April 21, 2012
Learn about H20, Tiffany has experience, Seeing Pink, more...
Learn about H20, Tiffany has experience, Seeing Pink, more...
Letters to the Editor for April 18, 2012
Don't allow cable park, English has broad skills, Tiffany will clean 'closets' more...
Don't allow cable park, English has broad skills, Tiffany will clean 'closets' more...
Thursday, April 26
Letters to the Editor for April 14, 2012
Aaron is clear choice, prevent child abuse, Please put angel back
Aaron is clear choice, prevent child abuse, Please put angel back
Editorial: As Blossom arrives, consider the value of local agriculture
April 14, 2012
April 14, 2012
Wednesday, April 25
The Dalles Dam reopens to public
Beginning May 4, The Dalles Dam Visitor Center will be open to the public Friday through Sunday. The weekend schedule continues until June 15, when the visitor center opens daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. to visitors.
Hinman honored for child advocacy work
Attorney Jennifer Hinman of The Dalles was presented with the Juvenile Advocacy Award at a Juvenile Continuing Legal Education event in Portland.
At Hood River Reads finale: The journey
Cardboard boxes were a constant in Francisco Jiménez’s childhood. The author of this year’s book selection for Hood River County Reads, “The Circuit,” told a large audience Monday evening that the boxes represented the fragile and unstable life of a migrant family.
LIBRARY NOTES: A very merry month of May at library
It’s going to be a merry month of May at your local library, with two fun-filled fundraising events coming up.
First Book makes grants
Public can help program May 4
First Book-Hood River County recently awarded six book grants for a total of 1,590 books to be distributed by local organizations to children in the community.
Business Notes April 25, 2012
Gorge Wineries pour in Seattle; Care Center offers hospice rooms; 'Capture the Sun' starts May 1; CL Revitalization Committee meets; Career Fair seeks volunteers
Volcanic Bottle Shoppe expands
12th Street business highlights energy on Heights
Abe Stevens and Amanda Goeke opened Volcanic Bottle Shoppe about two years ago, at a time when opening a new business was even riskier than usual.
‘Nice Triathlon’ and other French delights
HRVHS students enjoy spring break trip to Paris and south of France
This spring break, a group of sophomore, junior and senior students from Jennifer Stevens’ French classes at Hood River Valley High School embarked on a memorable journey through France. There were 11 kids on the trip and five chaperones, including Stevens and Heidi Mudry, also a French-speaking teacher at HRVHS.
New Horizons: Hood River native learns life lessons with World Kayak Academy
Nick Dancer, a sophomore in high school, checked in recently to give an update on his experience with the Trout Lake-based World Class Kayak Academy. The student kayakers and teachers were in transition from an extended trip in China to the West Coast of the U.S., where they will spend the rest of the school year paddling and studying.
Langer named SOOR athlete of month
Hood River Special Olympic Athlete Mariah Langer was chosen Athlete of the Month for SOOR Oregon.
Bergstrom’s eight wins highlight HRVST ‘Eggstravaganza’ action
The Hood River Valley Swim Team sent eight swimmers to Astoria for the “Eggstravaganza” swim meet April 14-15. Highlights for HRVST included Per Bergstrom winning every event he entered as well as event wins from Adam Burke, Allison Burke, Jamie Robinson and Charles Sutherland.
College track prepping for conference championships
The college track and field season is entering its final weeks with athletes looking to make their mark and qualify for league championship meets. In that mix are several former Hood River Valley competitors.
Eagle teams looking for improvement against Hermiston
Both the Hood River softball and baseball teams came away from their Columbia River Conference league series against Pendleton with one win.
Photos sought for HRVHS all-night grad party
The Senior All-Night Party Committee for the Class of 2012 would like to remind parents of graduating seniors that if they have not already done so, to please turn in the student’s permission slip and $35 fee.
Sheriff candidates make cases
Ballots for May 15 primary will be mailed on April 27
The three candidates for Sheriff — Gerry Tiffany, Neal Holste and Matt English — repeated familiar themes in a forum Monday, but each took steps to distinguish himself from his opponents.
DA race: Sewell, Aaron trade barbs
The tone took two definite directions in Monday’s campaign forum featuring sheriff and district attorney candidates.
Local conservation leads to model for new ‘app’
Ever wondered how your energy consumption compares to others’? Curious how the neighbors’ behavior might affect yours?
City passes coal train opposition resolution
The City of Hood River is now officially in opposition to coal transport trains running through the city.
Death Notice: James Smith
James Smith
Letter to the Editor for April 25, 2012
Bike or walk to school, support poeple of CL, keep 'water independence,' more
Jim Drake’s Entertainment Blog: Tyler’s tunes prompts me to rebuild the music
A few weeks ago, I wrote a story about a missing hard drive and the possibility that packrats had stolen it from me. Seems like everywhere I went after that, people asked me, “Well, did you find the rat?”
Lions grant gives FISH $30,000 for new building
The Hood River Lions Foundation and the Hood River Lions Club have issued a “challenge” grant to everyone in Hood River County. The Foundation and the Club have chosen the construction of the planned FISH Food Bank facility on Tucker Road as a signature project.
Speech pair takes state, off to nationals
Two Hood River Valley High School juniors have once again proven their prowess in the fine art of debate. Their category? Public forum. Their topic? Federally mandated childhood vaccinations.
Riverside celebrates centennial
Built in 1912 at a cost of $20,000, Riverside Church is celebrating the 100th anniversary of its church building.
New art show shines
Sunshine and flowers outside complemented glass art and watercolors inside during last weekend’s first Art in the Gorge show at Columbia Gorge Hotel.
Tuesday, April 24
A special concert announcement from Maryhill Winery & Amphitheater
April 25, 2012
April 25, 2012
Monday, April 23
Saturday, April 21
‘Gorge Soup’ looks for kids’ business ideas
Young entrepreneurs asked to apply to share their proposals, for possible cash reward
Young entrepreneurs have a unique opportunity to tell their story, and maybe earn an investment, on May 22.
Spike strips and SWAT aid in I-84 high-speed chase
Beginning at 8:16 a.m. on April 19, a high-speed chase took flight on I-84 eastbound, starting with a pickup ramming another vehicle from behind at milepost 57, just west of Hood River.
Final forum Monday for Sheriff, DA candidates
Meet candidates, ask questions before May 15 Primary Election
Monday brings the last scheduled public forum before ballots go out for the May 15 Primary Election.
Team effort speeds cleanup
County Forestry, trail stewards, volunteer groups collaborate on post-storm Post Canyon cleanup
Although volunteers have already done hundreds of hours’ worth of trail cleanup, the picture still isn’t pretty.
Sold-out Gorge Grown conference connects area farmers and buyers
At Monday’s sold-out Gorge Grown Food and Farm Connection event, 200 farmers, chefs and buyers from the Gorge and Portland congregated to learn from each other and even speed-date in a networking frenzy.
Sinfonietta promises musical adventure
The final weekend of Blossom Festival will provide local and visiting families a special musical treat to enjoy.
Lights, camera, action
Small-town productions garner broader audiences
A bluegrass/rap montage about home brewing and a middle-aged drama set in a large home overlooking downtown: What do they have in common? On the surface, not a whole lot. In fact, it’s a stretch to even introduce the two in the same story.
Letter to the Editor for April 21 2012
Learn about H2O, Elect Tiffany, Tiffany has experience, more
GREEN WAYS: Discussion group seeks sustainable solutions
Waste not, want not: This is becoming the mantra for a growing number of businesses in the Gorge food service industry, as became even more apparent in “Sustainable Systems at Work,” a recent discussion series designed by the Northwest Earth Institute and spearheaded by the Gorge Owned Business Network.
History Museum seeks input on coming exhibits
The History Museum of Hood River County invites the community to participate in some input meetings for new museum exhibits.
Death Notice: Lola Springer
Lola Marie Springer, 76, passed away in Hood River, Ore., on April 18, 2012. Lola was born May 1, 1935.
Eagle girls lax fends off Blues for big win
One day after a loss to perennial power Lincoln, the HRV girls lacrosse team bounced back with its biggest win of the season.
For the loathing of the game
Eric Wedge didn’t listen.
HRV track gets rolling with wins at Sandy Invite, three team dual
The HRV girls track team took fourth out of nine teams at the Sandy Invitational last Saturday and then competed in a dual meet against Reynolds and Barlow at Barlow on Tuesday.
POLICE LOG for April 21, 2012 edition
POLICE LOG for April 21, 2012 edition
SHERIFF LOG for April 21, 2012 edition
SHERIFF LOG for April 21, 2012 edition
Rep. Walden announces student art competition
U.S. Rep. Greg Walden, R-Ore., announced that the 2012 Congressional Art Competition, “An Artistic Discovery,” is now open to high school students throughout Oregon’s Second Congressional District, which includes central, southern and eastern Oregon.
May is national bike and walk to school month
National Walk and Bike to School Month this May provides a great opportunity to show children how fun it can be to practice good habits that are healthy for both themselves and the environment.
Friday, April 20
High-speed chase on I-84 leads to stand-off and arrest
April 19 incident closes Interstate for hours
April 19 incident closes Interstate for hours
Thursday, April 19
High-speed chase on I-84 leads to stand-off
OSP closes I-84 east of The Dalles April 19
OSP closes I-84 east of The Dalles April 19
Wednesday, April 18
Looking for common ground
Gorge Commission explores urban boundary issue
Unexpected money received by the Gorge Commission will fund interviews with stakeholders as a step toward finding common ground on expanding urban boundaries in the Columbia Gorge.
Hire Electric wins Industrial league championship
Last week Hire Electric shocked Cascade Eye Center 21½ to 8½ to win the championship of the Monday Evening Men’s Industrial league at Hood River’s Orchard Lanes.
The Notebook: Rowley rips onto national softball scene
Breanne Rowley sure knows how to make an exit. In her senior season at William Penn, the softball first baseman has been lighting opposing pitching all season.
Eagle girls tennis doubled Up
The HRV girls tennis team had a rough go of it Friday against Central Oregon powers Redmond and Mountain View. Redmond swept the Eagles 8-0, while the Eagles hung around with Mountain View before losing 5-3.
HRV girls lax hammers Grant
The Hood River Valley girls lacrosse team finds itself in the thick of the PIL league standings after blasting Grant 17-3 Friday.
Hawk baseball splits with Stanfield, Eagles top Bucks
The Horizon Christian and Hood River Valley baseball teams came out of the weekend showing they could play with the big boys of Oregon baseball. Hosting defending state champ Stanfield-Echo in a Saturday doubleheader the Hawks blew out the Tigers 8-2 behind a solid pitching for performance from Sam Anthony.
Death Notices: Chuck Vanek, Lawrence White
Death Notices: Chuck Vanek, Lawrence White
April is Child Abuse Awareness month
“April is an opportunity for our community to think about how we protect our children,” said Debi Baskins, executive director of the Columbia Gorge Children’s Advocacy Center.
Letter to the Editor for April 18, 2012
Don't allow cable park; English has broad skills; Tiffany will 'clean closets'; more
Wy’east takes second at Battle of the
Wy’east Middle School took second place in Saturday’s state championships for Oregon Battle of the Books. The team includes Doug Asai, Ruben Gonzaga, Tanner Wells, Symeon Walker and Jake Bromham, coached by David Sacquety.
Community trail links westside to downtown
After a couple years in the works, Hood River Valley Parks and Recreation District is making visible progress on the Westside Community Trail. When completed, the trail will provide off-street travel from Fairview Drive near Westside Elementary School down to the Rotary Skate Park on Wasco Ave. Although some sections of the trail will be on sidewalk, most of it will stray from roads, taking advantage of the patchwork of open green spaces between the school and the skate park.
Buzzzing, with curiosity
Inquisitive trio energizes local education effort on behalf of bees
Reaching altitudes much like the beleaguered bees they admire, Aiden Wood and Saylor Sundby, both 9, are channeling their youthful energy into more than just trampolines.
City planning will evaluate cable park proposal
Commission will use site plan, CUP criteria for in-water portion of Naito LLC proposal
In a four-hour marathon meeting Monday evening, the City of Hood River Planning Commission was unable to reach a decision on a site plan application submitted by Portland-based Naito Development LLC. The meeting was a combination extension of a prior public hearing and introduction of a Conditional Use Permit application, which the applicant was required to file for the proposed hotel, commercial building and parking lot development.
Ahead to 2025: School District starts planning
The Hood River County School District is addressing the challenge of educational growth by kicking off a strategic planning process to shape and guide the school district through year 2025.
Neighbors, April 18, 2012: Taking time to express thanks, celebrate, and rest
Hood River Valley Christian Church co-pastors Dave and Linda Presley will take a sabbatical, Delta Kappa Chapter hosted 77 bingo guests March 10 at the Best Western Hood River Inn, Minnie Lee Herman celebrated her 101st birthday surrounded by her friends at the Mosier Senior Center, more.
Historic Walking Tours begin downtown May 19
The History Museum of Hood River County is offering walking tours of downtown Hood River on Saturdays at 10 a.m. between May 19 and June 30. Knowledgeable museum staff will help participants explore the architecture, history and cultural importance of many of the city’s well-preserved buildings.
Pirates of Neverland
A 36th-annual Mid-Columbia Lions Follies presentation
The Mid-Columbia Lions Follies continues its run of “Pirates of Neverland” on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, April 19, 20 and 21. Curtain time is 7:30 p.m. at Hood River Middle School’s auditorium.
‘Tongue Twister’ winners
Kim Vogel, center, won the second annual Tongue Twister Tournament April 6. The event, a benefit for SMART Reading Program in Hood River County, raised $920 for the literacy program that serves students in local elementary schools.
CG Masters put on a show
The Columbia Gorge Masters swim team played host to hundreds of swimmers from around the Northwest at the Oregon Masters Swimming Short Court Meet Association championships Friday through Sunday at the Hood River Aquatic Center.
Business Notes April 18, 2012
Business Notes April 18, 2012
‘Best Ever’ e-car
The Hood River Electric Car Rally in Hood River Saturday was “the best ever,” said Jeff Blackman, HRVHS teacher and e-car program advisor.
Letters to the Editor for April 11, 2012
Life is short, vote for Tiffany, 'Captains' steered wrong
Life is short, vote for Tiffany, 'Captains' steered wrong
Monday, April 16
Cascade Locks prepares for Nestle' with due diligence
April 14, 2012 Committee agress public education is key priority
April 14, 2012 Committee agress public education is key priority
Saturday, April 14
Cascade Locks prepares for Nestlé with due diligence
Committee agrees public education is key priority
A new joint committee for economic development (JCED) in Cascade Locks held its first formational meeting April 12 at City Hall. The partnership, created between the port and city, is aiming for a new era of prosperity for the riverside town.
Forum sheds light on county’s top industry
Many facts, and a few emotions, about the reality of farming in Hood River Valley emerged in an informative event Thursday at Columbia Center for the Arts.
Accident drill simulates mass casualty incident
Ninety-six teens involved in a mock freeway collision Thursday between a bus and minivan were transported to Mid-Columbia Medical Center in The Dalles and Providence Hood River Memorial Hospital for treatment of “injuries.”
Humanities Series celebrates voices less heard
Although it was silent, a powerful message was delivered Wednesday evening at Columbia Center for the Arts.
Low-cost prom dress event returns Saturday
Young ladies seeking an affordable option for prom and graduation dresses will be lining up Saturday before the doors open at the annual “Dress for Less” charity sales event.
‘Messiah’ tries to steal trooper’s car
A 60-year old Longview, Wash., man was arrested Monday afternoon at Rooster Rock State Park following a brief struggle when he rushed an Oregon State Police trooper with the alleged intention of stealing the trooper's patrol car.
Yacht Club raises new sails
The Hood River Yacht Club is preparing not only for the current season, but for next year and beyond, says HRYC Commodore Doug Archbald.
Streets, old fire hall spruced up
Community asked to get involved in April and May
Spring cleaning efforts are under way in Cascade Locks starting this week, under the guidance of the Cascade Locks Downtown Revitalization Steering Committee and its sub-committee on cleanup.
Cascade Locks community school visioning meeting scheduled April 18
Cascade Locks’ Downtown Revitalization Steering Committee work group on community school meets April 18 at 10 a.m. at Cascade Locks School to discuss formation of a community school for the community.
For the love of the game
For years I had the pennant hanging in my bedroom.
Backyard Half marathon hits White Salmon June 16
Hilltop scenic views of the Columbia River Gorge, Mount Hood and Mount Adams will be the sought-after reward for many runners and hikers above White Salmon on Saturday June 16th at the Backyard Half Marathon.
Hood River chinook season begins Sunday
Smaller, later run expected on Hood this year
If you wait, the fish will come.
Eagle track does well at East County
The HRV girls track and field team placed fourth at the East County Classic last Friday at Mt. Hood Community College in Gresham.
Eagle lax falls to Tualatin, eyes more consistent play
After playing three straight winless teams, HRV runs into playoff-caliber squad
For the last three weeks the Hood River Valley lacrosse team has been playing bad teams. On Thursday night the Eagles played a pretty good Tualatin team. HRV quickly saw the difference.
Sheriff Log for April 14, 2012 edition
Sheriff Log for April 14, 2012 edition
Police Log for April 14, 2012 edition
Police Log for April 14, 2012 edition
Letter to the Editor for April 14, 2012
Aaron is the clear choice, Don't reward Obama, Prevent child abuse, more...
Letters to the Editor for the April 14, 2012 print edition
Friday, April 13
Thursday, April 12
Cascade Locks seeks keys to Nestle' water questions
April 11, 2012 Local needs, vital resource concerns compete - questions loom. Meeting slated for April 12
April 11, 2012 Local needs, vital resource concerns compete - questions loom. Meeting slated for April 12
Wednesday, April 11
USDA appeals city win in water line grant
After a local USDA hearings officer determined that the USDA violated its own policies in revoking funds from the city to complete a water line upgrade, the national office of the USDA is appealing the local USDA hearing officer decision to the national director of the USDA, claiming that the local USDA appeals officer had no authority to overturn the USDA and in fact was the one who violated the USDA’s own policies. Got all that? No? Neither does the city
Bette’s Place keeps on growing
High-demand cinnamon rolls and frequent waiting lists make it hard to believe that Bette’s Place once used Bunnies and Beetles to drum up business.
Letters to the Editor for April 11, 2012
Life is short, Vote for Tiffany, 'Captains' steered wrong, more...
Letters to the Editor for April 11, 2012 print edition
Barns project turns into legacy
Almost two years into their project, Nick and Pam Bielemeier continue to discover more unique pieces of history scattered throughout Hood River County.
Cascade Locks seeks keys to Nestlé water questions
Just about 10 years ago, a small, picturesque town at the base of a snow-capped mountain opened its doors to a large multi-national corporation offering a solution to their economic woes and high unemployment.
Hood River County DA, sheriff candidates highlight differences
More election forums planned April 17, 23
A familiar counterpoint in local politics — time-tested leadership versus time for a change — showed in recent remarks by Hood River County District Attorney incumbent John Sewell and challenger Brian Aaron. They spoke at a forum hosted by the Hood River County Democratic Party at Hood River Middle School April 4.
Tuesday, April 10
Letters to the Editor for April 7, 2012
Stick with Obama, Vote for Sewell, more...
Stick with Obama, Vote for Sewell, more...
Monday, April 9
Letters to the Editor for March 31, 2012
Health care a basic need, Forest passes still required, more...
Health care a basic need, Forest passes still required, more...
Letters to the Editor for April 4, 2012
Sewell a community asset, Aaron for DA, Gorge Commission fails, more...
Sewell a community asset, Aaron for DA, Gorge Commission fails, more...
Saturday, April 7
HR deserves praise for committing to lacrosse
It was a beatdown. There is no other way to put it.
Eagle softball flattens Lake Oswego
The sixth-ranked Hood River Valley Eagles softball team showed that it’s well deserving of its high recognition as it continued its early season domination over nonleague teams with a 10-0 win over the Lake Oswego Lakers.
‘Enchanted Evening’ highlights Mt. Hood Town Hall revitalization
Upper valley gem is a hub of activity once again
It might not seem like a big deal, but the new windows being installed at Mt. Hood Town Hall represent a major milestone in the building’s revitalization.
Port board will prolong cable park decision
th mounting public interest over a proposed cable park inside Nichols Boat Basin, the Port of Hood River board of commissioners this week discussed what strategy to take in anticipation of the debate entering the Port’s arena.
Jesuit slips away from HRV baseball
The Hood River Valley baseball team showed it could compete against one of the elite teams in the state Tuesday against Jesuit. Now the next step is for the Eagles to beat them.
Aware of abuse: Community can work to nurture,
Child abuse is a serious nationwide problem, no less so in Hood River County. In 2010, 592 reports of child abuse and neglect were reported to county authorities; 56 percent were assessed, and 17 percent determined to be founded, according to the non-profit Children First.
Letters to the Editor for April 7, 2012
Stick with Obama, Vote for Sewell, Preserve resources, more...
Letters to the Editor for the April 7, 2012 print edition
Photo of the Day
See previous photos of the day:
Friday, April 6
Thursday, April 5
Nestle gets transfer application rights approval for Cascade Locks water exchange
Plant would draw from Oxbow Springs
The Oregon Water Resources Board recently approved a transfer application for a water rights exchange that would advance Nestlés' proposal to bottle water from Oxbow Springs in Cascade Locks.
Wednesday, April 4
As hospital readies expansion, city should take holistic approach to Heights traffic
March 21, 2012
March 21, 2012
Letters to the Editor for March 21, 2012
Support Sewell, Don't allow cable park, more...
Support Sewell, Don't allow cable park, more...
Editorial: Changing parking rules is one step; behavioral change is another
March 28, 2012
March 28, 2012
Letters to the Editor for March 28, 2012
Coal trains not worth it, honors overdue, more...
Coal trains not worth it, honors overdue, more...
Letters to the Editor for March 24, 2012
Recycle, don't burn, Lat starts equal rested kids, more...
Recycle, don't burn, Lat starts equal rested kids, more...
Editorial: Walmart -- Truth, facts and public attention: There are differences
March 24, 2012
March 24, 2012
Monday, April 2
Sea lions sentenced
March 28, 2012 Federal ruling gives NOAA permission to kill Bonneville sea lions
March 28, 2012 Federal ruling gives NOAA permission to kill Bonneville sea lions
ODFW gets transfer application approval for Cascade Locks water rights exchange for Nestle' proposal
Plant would draw from Oxbow Springs
Plant would draw from Oxbow Springs