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Nature’s Greatest Strength camp wraps up
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Nature’s Greatest Strength camp wraps up

  • By Julio Cobb-Hernandez
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This summer, The Next Door’s (TNDI) Youth Services Department hosted a summer camp called Nature’s Greatest Strength (NGS) in collaboration wi…

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MCEDD seeks high-tech representative

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Mid-Columbia Economic Development District (MCEDD) has opened the process to nominate applicants for a high-tech representative on its Board o…

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Commentary: ‘Green’ project would destroy culturally significant resources

  • By Simone Anter Jicarilla Apache/Yaqu
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In the recent Columbia Gorge News’ report, “Energy Storage Project Moving Forward,” Eric Steimle, vice president of project development for Rye Development, is pictured posing on a hillside, an area that Rye would destroy as part of its pumped-storage hydroelectric development. An unabashed portrait, atop an article that only mentions the “potential” for loss or damage to tribal culturally significant resources once and as part of the development’s “environmental impacts.”

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Regional economic sessions continue

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Mid-Columbia Economic Development District (MCEDD) is hosting public sessions to update the region’s Economic Development Strategy for the Col…

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'Under Canvas' review begins

Klickitat County will hear public comments through Sept. 18 on an environmental review of a development proposal submitted by luxury camping c…