Salmon restoration efforts spawning success
For nearly a decade, members of the Sandy River Basin
Partners (SRBP) have built log structures, placed boulders, replanted native
species and reconnected channels in efforts to return degrad... Read more
Sandy’s pool upgrades a taste of things to come
As a steady stream of customers flowed through the doors at
the Sandy Aquatic Center on a weekday morning in August, Sandy Community
Services Director Tanya Richardson was hesitant to say tha... Read more
Mountain inhabitants honored at cross-cultural celebration
The Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs will host an all-day
ceremony Sept. 22 to celebrate the history of their ancestors, the earliest
inhabitants of Mount Hood.
Participants will... Read more
Partnership yields fruit for rival camps
Premier Mount Hood snowsports camps High Cascade Snowboard
Camp (HCSC) and Windells Ski and Skateboard Camps and Academy have long been
leading destinations for professional-level ski and sno... Read more
Partnership yields fruit for rival camps
Premier Mount Hood snowsports camps High Cascade Snowboard
Camp (HCSC) and Windells Ski and Skateboard Camps and Academy have long been
leading destinations for professional-level ski and sno... Read more
Local aid group to hold monthly food market
Steve Carlson, Chair of Neighborhood Missions (NM), noted
that a goal of the organization – which has aided area residents in need of
food, firewood and means to pay for utilities, rent... Read more
Clackamas County rolls out new emergency notification system
Clackamas County Disaster Management Outreach and Technology
Coordinator Jamie Poole remembered in 2011 when the Clackamas County Emergency
Notification System pushed out messages to Mountain... Read more
The Scene on Stage: ‘Ripcord’ cast reunites at CRT
David Smith-English, Artistic Director of Clackamas
Repertory Theatre (CRT), noted that the staff at the theater are reading plays
“all the time,” in a constant search for what ones... Read more
The ongoing legacy of Mount Hood’s archetypal architecture
Henry Steiner didn’t imagine his cabins would last
generations. Constructed around Mount Hood during the first half of the 20th
century by the German master craftsman and his family, th... Read more
Mountain folk flock to fledgling farmers’ market
While Lauren Carusona initially thought of the idea of a
Hoodland Farmers' Market a couple years ago, she didn’t take action until this
past June, when she got the ball rolling in short... Read more
Oregon kids count on us, so they should be ‘counted’
The looming danger of a census undercount in 2020 would
present a serious threat to Oregon children.
Already, 12 percent of Oregon kids under five years old are
at risk of being mis... Read more
Dragonfly spreads its wings with second location
Rori Klingbeil opened her first establishment, the Dragonfly
Café and Bakery in Welches, five years ago and credits her mother with starting
her baking. Klingbeil noted it was her mother&rsqu... Read more
Hood View Gardens holds food drive
Dennis Nash, one of the co-owners of Hood View Gardens,
noted that some of the customers that walk through his door may need help from
Neighborhood Missions.
The community outreach... Read more
PGE requests variance for communication tower
Portland General Electric (PGE) submitted a variance
request, dated June 13, to build a 150-foot tall, three-legged communications
tower at 69050 Hwy. 26 (near the intersection of Hwy. 26 and... Read more
PGE requests variance for communication tower
Portland General Electric (PGE) submitted a variance
request, dated June 13, to build a 150-foot tall, three-legged communications
tower at 69050 Hwy. 26 (near the intersection of Hwy. 26 and... Read more
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