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This Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) has turned lives, careers and families upside down, and created some panic and uncertainty, especially in the newspaper world.
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The mother who, with her injured 3-month-old in her arms, stole a car and led local law enforcement on a high-speed, bi-state pursuit back in …
An open letter to Congressman Greg Walden:
Thank you, Mr. Walden, for joining the majority in the House of Representatives last Wednesday with your vote to condemn Trump’s decision to abandon our Kurdish allies in Northern Syria, allies who were instrumental in our fight against ISIS.
Get ready for a lesson about rosettes from a sixth grader.
To the editor: I would like to take this moment to endorse Kathy Schwartz for Wasco County commissioner. I've known her since 1981. She is conscientious, thorough in her research, problem solving and most importantly, fair in her decision process.
The 1A football season will be much different with changes recently approved by the OSAA Football Ad Hoc Committee. Those moves affect the future of local programs such as South Wasco County, Sherman and Dufur, and many others across the state. “I like what has happened with the Ad Hoc Committee’s work,” Dufur football coach and athletic director Jack Henderson said.
To the editor: Since I am a chemist, I was a little shocked when your Nov. 18 paper stated that oxygen is a highly flammable gas.
In honor of Fire Service Appreciation Day, held nationally on Jan. 27 this year, West Side Fire Marshall Jim Trammell offers the following “fun facts” about Hood River County’s stations and volunteers:
To the editor: Steve Hudson may not believe that the human race has impacted the earth’s climate, but most people do. The fact that the Republican Party refuses to acknowledge the premise of man-caused climate change is most disturbing.
