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Forest products representative appointed

  • By Mark Gibson, Columbia Gorge News

The Wasco County Forest Collaborative steering committee nominated John Paul Anderson as the forest products representative, a choice approved…

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Gorge Commission meets with four Treaty Tribes

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Columbia River Gorge Commission and U.S. Forest Service hold a “Gorge 2020” Management Plan Review session today with Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs Indian Reservation of Oregon, Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation, Confederated Tribes and Bands of the Yakama Nation, and Nez Perce Tribe at Wildhorse Resort and Casino, Cayuse Hall, in Pendleton.

Into the thick of 'thinning'
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Into the thick of 'thinning'

  • Patrick Mulvihill
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The U.S. Forest Service met face to face with the public Wednesday to discuss the Polallie Cooper thinning and fuels reduction project.

Wyden calls out USFS over stalled Mt. Hood landswap
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Wyden calls out USFS over stalled Mt. Hood landswap

  • Kirby Neumann-Rea
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Sen. Ron Wyden joked at Saturday’s town hall meeting that “there’s no script, no teleprompters” in his town halls. The Hood River town hall, his 734th, was a wide-ranging forum attended by about 75 people. Wyden discussed trade, education, infrastructure, Medicare reform, foreign policy, oil train transport and many other issues, but when it came to stalled land swap between Mt. Hood Meadows and US Forest Service, Wyden was clearly working without a script.