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Rep. Mark Johnson stumps for education, criticizes Salem’s
Mark Johnson called his Thursday talk to Hood River Rotary “the good, bad and the ugly.”
Can artificial glaciers be grown on Mount Hood?
Watershed Group meets Tuesday
A pioneering method of bringing more ice on the north side of Mount Hood will be the topic of the Hood River Watershed Group’s meeting on Tuesday, 7 p.m. at the OSU Extension meeting room, 2990 Experiment Station Road, Hood River (turn north just after Your Party and Rental Center).
Tax-Aide Credit: AARP, IRS honor Marilyn Wall for 30 years as volunteer
Marilyn Wall’s is a life with taxes, and she likes it.
‘Grey Lady’ gets a little lost in its 36-hour Hood River tour
The New York Times has once again found favor with the Gorge, in an article they call “Hood River in 36 hours,” published April 3 in the newspaper’s online edition.
Kaleidescope: Firefighters gain in-house knowledge, as structure is torched in west Hood River neighborhood
A rare practice burn in a Hood River residential neighborhood recently gave firefighters from several Hood River County agencies the chance to practice hose handling techniques and other interior and exterior strategies for suppressing a house fire.
Hanel sisters believe memories will remain after auction is over
The Hanel sisters believe you can’t truck away a legacy.
Boys lacrosse beats Canby, improves to 3-2
Short quick passes led to a series of close, quick goals in the second half as the HRVHS boys lacrosse team defeated Canby 10-8 Wednesday in a physical, closely contested game at Henderson Field.
Hanel Development auctions all equipment this weekend
Hanel Development Group, the last corporate vestige of Sterling Hanel’s legacy, is closing shop and selling equipment large and small.
Time for Art at May Street
May Street Lasagna Dinner and Art Auction happens Thursday
May Street Elementary School holds its annual Teddy Webber Scholarship Dinner and Student Art Auction on Thursday. This event, which began in 1997, raises money for the school’s artist-in-residence program and the Teddy Webber Scholarship fund.
Video: Firefighters get valuable training from practice burn
A rare practice burn in a Hood River residential neighborhood gave firefighters from several Hood River County agencies the chance to practice hose handling techniques and other interior and exterior strategies for suppressing a house fire.