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THE DALLES — Wastewater discharged into the Columbia River held a level of the dangerous bacteria E. coli above what the state allows on Oct. 28, The Dalles Public Works announced Thursday.

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Wasco County certified the 2025-26 tax roll of $55,322,117.54 on Oct. 10, 2025. Tax statements will mail by Oct. 25. The tax roll includes 30 districts and 3 special assessments; 1 County, 6 Cities, 3 Fire Districts, 9 other General Government Agencies, 6 School Districts, 3 Education Servic…

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THE DALLES — The city’s longest-standing church, Historic St. Paul’s Chapel on 5th and Union, turned 150 this year, and a small group of people are working to prevent the landmark from being sold, Julie Reynolds told The Dalles Chamber of Commerce during its Oct. 23 Community Affairs meeting.

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FREE NEWS: Signs have been placed at locations of public river access on the Oregon shore of the Columbia River, from The Dalles Riverfront Park to West Mayer Park boat launch. / Se colocarán letreros en lugares de acceso público al río en la costa de Oregón del río Columbia, desde The Dalles Riverfront Park hasta el embarcadero de West Mayer Park.

HOOD RIVER — Taking the bus to Mount Hood Meadows or Teacup Snopark was free when Columbia Area Transit (CAT) piloted the service in 2019. The next year, the Hood River County agency started charging $5 for a round-trip ticket on the Gorge-to-Mountain Express.

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FREE NEWS: Rep. Jeff Helfrich (R-Hood River) has announced his commitment to staying in the race for Senate District 26 following Sen. Christine Drazan’s decision to declare for the gubernatorial race.

PARKDALE — Kids and families braved cold temperatures and rain showers to take part in the annual Parkdale Pumpkin Parade on Oct. 25. While attendance was down from previous years due to the weather, enthusiasm for the popular community event remained strong. Decorated floats and fire engine…

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