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These discussions illuminated not just the challenges but also… Enespanol Pedestrian footbridge closure announced / Se anuncia el cierre de la pasarela peatonal By the Port of Hood River For Columbia Gorge News Updated May 10, 2024 HOOD RIVER — The pedestrian footbridge, located between The History Museum of Hood River County and Hampton Inn and Suites, closes for repairs starting May 13. This temporary closure is necessary to facilitate essential maintenance work aimed at ensuring the safety and longevity of the footbridge. News The Dalles St. Vincent de Paul to reopen day shelter, no food services By Aileen Hymas For Columbia Gorge News Updated May 10, 2024 THE DALLES — At an open house on May 8, the St. Vincent de Paul ministry center on 315 W. Third Street in The Dalles announced its reopening Tuesday, May 14. The facility will no longer serve food and operate three days a week from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Free News Fostering Hope: The Next Door Inc. celebrates local foster families By Jordan Flores The Next Door Inc. Updated May 8, 2024 THE GORGE — May is National Foster Care Month, a time to acknowledge and appreciate the work of the families and parents who provide support, safety, and stability to youth in foster care. On May 14, The Next Door Inc. will host a special event to honor these incredible individuals who open … Free News Political Campaign Signs in the City’s Public Right-of-Way City of The Dalles Community Development Department Updated May 8, 2024 THE DALLES — Over the past few weeks leading up to this month’s election, the City has been made aware of several political campaign signs located in the City’s public rights-of-way. Non-permitted signs located in the public right-of-way is a public and traffic safety concern — pursuant to T… Free News Emergency siren test scheduled Updated May 8, 2024 THE DALLES — Chief of Police Tom Worthy has announced the City of The Dalles will test the city hall emergency siren at noon on Thursday, May 16. In case of a real emergency, the siren would sound several times and you should tune to a local radio station for instructions, he said. 0:31 Free News WATCH: Coyote sneaks up on unsuspecting bear Columbia Gorge News Updated 11 hrs ago One of the Ruoff family wildlife cameras, located by the stream that runs through their property near Parkdale, as well as many other properties in that area, recently recorded a coyote nipping — yes, nipping — a black bear in the hind leg. Free News White Salmon Valley Education Foundation announces spring grant award winners White Salmon Valley Education Foundation Updated May 8, 2024 WHITE SALMON — The White Salmon Valley Education Foundation (WSVEF) has announced it has awarded more than $32,000 to outstanding educators and programs in the White Salmon Valley School District. As part of the foundation’s annual Grant Award program, this investment will support STEM, lite… Free News Klickitat County Burn Ban Zone One: Starts May 20 Klickitat County Emergency Management 911/Dispatch Updated May 8, 2024 KLICKITAT CO. — Klickitat County is establishing a ban on open outdoor burning for Burn Ban Zone One, defined as lands East of the Klickitat County Fire District 7 eastern boundary to include but not limited to Klickitat County Fire Districts 2, 9 and 10; outside the jurisdiction of the Yaka… Free News The Dalles Kiwanis speakers for May 2024 Updated May 7, 2024 Kiwanis meetings are held every Thursday at noon at Spooky’s and visitors are welcome. Sports Vassar qualifies for state golf tourney The Dalles High Riverhawks boys and girls golf teams concluded their OSAA Class 4A/3A/2A/1A regular seasons last week, led by with a state qualifying berth for senior Katelyn Vassar. Gorge Sports Roundup, May 8 Gorge Sports Roundup, May 1 Gorge Roller Derby Kegler’s Corner: Orchard Lanes wins Industrial Gorge Sports Roundup, April 24 Business Oregon STEM to Lead Discussion on AI Role and Industry Partnerships in Building Equitable Career Pathways Oregon STEM Updated May 7, 2024 Data-Driven Futures: Shaping Economic Mobility with AI and Policy” Panel Unveils Strategies for Equitable Economic Mobility at 2024 Oregon Ta… Sen. Merkley Celebrates The Next Door Inc. at Wasco County Annual Town Hall By Jordan Flores The Next Door, Inc. Updated May 7, 2024 On Saturday, April 27, Sen. Jeff Merkley held his annual Town Hall in Wasco County. At each of his town halls, Merkley presents a flag that wa… +2 featured Merkley’s town hall sought ‘full spectrum of opinions’ By Flora Gibson Columbia Gorge News Updated May 7, 2024 THE GORGE — Sen. Jeff Merkley held his 13th town hall of 2024 on April 27 at The Dalles High School, drawing an audience of just under 50. The Dalles Library: Agencies debate who pays for what By Aileen Hymas For Columbia Gorge News Updated May 7, 2024 THE DALLES — Tensions spiked at a Wasco County Board of Commissioners meeting on May 1 when City Manager Matthew Klebes clashed with the Wasco… +3 featured Class project: Columbia High students build conestoga huts for WAGAP By Noah Noteboom Columbia Gorge News Updated May 8, 2024 BINGEN — Five Columbia High students volunteered time with their woodshop teacher Mandel Medenbach, to construct and to brand new Conestoga hu… A year in the life of Gorge Grown By Flora Gibson Columbia Gorge News Updated May 7, 2024 THE GORGE — Gorge Grown Food Network’s annual report broke 2023’s contributions down by name and number, counting up the milestones toward its… Gorge Life Navigating Technology Together: A Community...