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THE GORGE — Columbia Gorge Community College’s (CGCC) board confirmed a lease for an aircraft hangar, heard an audit update, and adopted a supplemental budget at their June 16 meeting.

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Free news: Hood River County is implementing additional fire prevention measures in unincorporated areas of the county and within the County Forest.

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Fire Chief John Logan has requested that the city hire Paul Martin as a temporary replacement for a fire fighter/EMT on leave for the month of June. The council approved the hire. Martin was previously employed by the city in the role, so a smooth transition is expected.

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Free news: The Golden Apple Awards are an annual tradition that honors teachers, classified staff, administrators, coaches, volunteers, and other school employees who demonstrate excellence, dedication, and a commitment to student success throughout North Wasco County School District 21.

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Free news: Northern Wasco County People’s Utility District (NWCPUD) has awarded Economic Development Program grants to four organizations whose projects promote economic growth and community vitality within the PUD’s service territory.

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Free news: THE DALLES — Greater Oregon Behavioral Health, Inc. (GOBHI) has relocated its administrative office. It is now located at 412 Washington St.

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GOLDENDALE — Klickitat Valley Health (KVH) welcomed 89 kindergarten and first-grade students from Wishram, Klickitat, Centerville and Goldendale elementary schools on June 3. The students visited KVH for Kindergarten Day, an annual event that helps children become more familiar with the hosp…

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The main agenda item was a comprehensive presentation by Jay McLaughlin from Mount Adams Resource Stewards (MARS), who detailed his organization's work in community-based forestry, wildfire mitigation through prescribed burning, and their role as a significant local employer.

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HOOD RIVER — Mid Valley Elementary students in Odell marked the last day of school with an official dedication of the school’s new(ish) playground.

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Faced with poor snowpack, two irrigation districts, a grower and a conservationist share what they expect this summer

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