Nearly 1,800 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service employees have left the agency under pressure from President Donald Trump and his administration’s policies meant to cut the federal workforce, conservationists find. That’s a loss of almost 20% of the service’s staff, according to data obtained through a public records request by the nonprofit conservation group Center […]
Brian Rohr visits Hood River Library; Dallesport Community Center remodel update; Gorge-to-Mountain Express now running; Native plants on sale now; Grants available for veterans, war memorials
PRIDE book club meets Thursday; Circles of Care volunteers needed; ‘Guide to Mushroom Hunting’; Writer’s Talks resume at art center; Bookmobile comes to community park; Lyle Lions give thanks; Gorge-to-Mountain Express now running
WHITE SALMON — White Salmon City Councilors will be considering a proposal to allow the mayor to declare a water emergency and implement mandatory conservation measures at this Wednesday’s city council meeting.
The proposed amendments to the municipal code on water conservation would grant the mayor the authority to declare various stages of water emergencies and implement conservation measures based on the severity of a given emergency.
