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HR Saddle Club assists with evacs; other evac sites listed

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HR Saddle Club assists with evacs; other evac sites listed

By Trisha Walker, Columbia Gorge News
Updated Sep 22, 2020

The first load of horses and humans arrived from Estacada to the Hood River Saddle Club grounds Tuesday night, Sept. 8.

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HR Saddle Club assists with evacs

By Trisha Walker
Sep 16, 2020

The first load of horses and humans arrived from Estacada to the Hood River Saddle Club grounds Tuesday night, Sept. 8.

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Port of HR sites open for fire evacuees

Updated Sep 22, 2020

The Port of Hood River has opened several of its Hood River waterfront sites for evacuees fleeing the wildfires in Clackamas County and other …

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Sevenmile Hill Fire evacuations end

Aug 20, 2020

Residents displaced by the Seven Mile Hill fire west of The Dalles can return to their homes, according to an evacuation notification from Wasco County Sheriff posted on their Facebook page at 9:30 a.m. Thursday. Residents are encouraged to remain vigilant, with "get ready" and "get set" evacuation levels remaining in place for some areas.

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‘Train of Tears’ anniversary gathering Saturday at rail depot

Updated Jul 27, 2020

The “Train of Tears” event starts at noon Saturday at Mt. Hood Railroad, First and Cascade streets. In case of rain, the event will be held inside Springhouse Cellars.

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Helping ‘the only way I can’

Yvonne Peppin-Wakefield
Updated Aug 27, 2020

On Aug. 14, The Dalles resident Yvonne Pepin-Wakefield, a local artist, drove to her rural cabin outside John Day only to find herself amid the Canyon Creek Complex fire. After four days of being evacuated from the log cabin she built at age 18, she returned home to The Dalles.But she couldn’t stop thinking about John Day.

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Acts of Injustice: A three-part series

Julie Raefield-Gobbo
May 5, 2012

Most of the 700 individuals of Japanese ancestry who were relocated from Hood River on May 13, 1942, have since passed on. Those who remain were young children at the time of the incarceration.