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3 days ago · HOOD RIVER — As FISH Food Bank’s 55th holiday season approaches, we find ourselves reflecting on our busiest year to date. Our staff and board of directors are humbled by the support of community members who help FISH continue feeding food-insecure friends and neighbors in Hood River County …
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3 days ago · Once again, the folks on W. Sixth St. in The Dalles have gone all out on their light display, with a narrative and music you can listen to in your car from local radio station 98.1 FM.
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Oct 5, 2020 · HOOD RIVER — As FISH Food Bank’s 55th holiday season approaches, we find ourselves reflecting on our busiest year to date. Our staff and board of directors are humbled by the support of community members who help FISH continue feeding food-insecure friends and neighbors in Hood River County …
Columbia Gorge under continued smoke alert due to area wildfires
Aug 8, 2024 · "This crane at the Google complex seems to be lifting the sun this morning [Aug. 8]," said photographer Gary Elkinton. The Gorge is under a smoke alert for the foreseeable future due to wildfires.
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Dec 20, 2024 · Hood River, OR (97031) Today. Cloudy with occasional showers overnight. Low 37F. Winds light and variable.
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3 days ago · Part 1 of 2. Hood River, OR (97031) Today
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4 days ago · HOOD RIVER — Hood River has managed to preserve much of its rich history through old structures and buildings like the Mt. Hood Railroad and Hood River Hotel.
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Jan 3, 2024 · THE GORGE — If the theme of the first six months of 2023 was “the gradual return to normal,” the last half was definitely fire. Wildland and forest fires were a constant in the news, and even those occurring out of state had local connections.