Learning list: Community Ed catalog opens many doors
One of the community’s best resources for planning spring and summer events is the new catalog, hot off the press, from Hood River Community Education.
Letters to the Editor for April 2
Change is inevitable; Not fair; Why wait?
On Letters: Keep them coming
Readers often ask, “How do you decide which letters to print?”
ANOTHER VOICE: Mistrust, discrimination influence Latino health care satisfaction
Mistrust of the medical community and perceived discrimination by health care providers can affect how satisfied young adult Latinos in rural Oregon are with their health care, new research from Oregon State University shows.
Letters to the Editor for March 29
Rumor rumor; True locals; 'Restoration;' more
Water wise: Snowpack news is good, but conservation is better
Word that snowpack levels in the Pacific Northwest mountains have returned to near-normal levels is encouraging, indeed.
Letters to the Editor for March 26
Touché; Help Leos help robotics; Support Johnson
People will talk: Be ready for wide ‘societal debate’ during narrow ‘pot’ deliberation
Hood River Mayor Arthur Babitz spoke Monday of the “societal debate” that is likely to come from any future discussion of marijuana dispensary registration that comes before City Council.
Time to put a light on the 10-foot smoking rule
Among my circle of basketball-loving family and friends I am known for my relentless rant in which I call for a major change in the game’s 10-foot rule: As players 18 years and older are so much taller and more talented than their 1891 equivalents, I think the basket should be raised to 11 feet: no more 10-foot rule.
ANOTHER VOICE: Keep safe access to marijuana for those who really need it
The question of whether Hood River County should impose a moratorium on the opening of legal medical marijuana dispensaries is coming before the County Commissioners on April 21.
ROUND TABLE: My ‘Bracketology’ is a muddle of Madness
March Madness is one of my favorite times of year:
Letters to the Editor for March 22
Nice job at museum; Need safety for peds; Change in leadership; more
Grad Party: June 6 will be here before you know it
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ANOTHER VOICE: Coal export doesn’t belong on our river
Hood River is world-renowned as a recreation destination. We have tourists coming to our town from across the country and around the world — it is a unique and special place. Recreation is a significant component of Hood River’s economic makeup, and not just for people who make it part of their business like I do.
Letters to the Editor for March 19
Controlled by the state; Listen and learn; Recycle and help others; more
