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The Dalles City Council approved the long-discussed Chenowith Interchange Area Master Plan at Monday night's meeting, with some last-minute changes.
North Central Public Health District has received a shipment of H1N1 vaccine sufficient to allow for public clinics, said Teri Thalhofer, RN, district director, in a Nov.
Mosier accident victim was farmer at heart
"Ask us about Maggie," family members are saying after the tragic death of Margaret Guth Bleakley on Oct.
One big question looming over the economies of Columbia Gorge counties this fall is this: Where will Insitu site new facilities? It's a big question, with part of the answer riding on whether the independently owned Boeing subsidiary can attract a big federal defense contract currently out for bid.
Oregon ethics commission fees questioned
The Oregon Government Ethics Commission is facing challenges over its own conduct for how it's collecting money to operate.
Landfill alternatives all fraught with issues
An engineering firm hired by Yamhill County to study alternatives to expansion of McMinnville's Riverbend Landfill identified 12 of them and found major fault with all 12.
Ore. white supremacist sentenced in gang shooting
A 31-year-old member of the European Kindred white supremacists has agreed to a life sentence for killing a fellow gang member in the Columbia Gorge.
Modern posse still relies on horses
THE DALLES, Ore. - Wasco County has a posse. Unlike the old-timey posses that would gallop through miles of badlands on horseback hunting bank robbers, cattle rustlers and other fearsome ne'er-do-wells, Wasco County Sheriff's Mounted Posse takes a different route.
Oregon police: Woman conspired to kidnap friend's baby
Oregon State Police, with the assistance of Wasco County area law enforcement agencies, arrested a The Dalles-area woman Friday evening on allegations she conspired to kidnap an infant child from an acquaintance family.
Arrest made after woman planned kidnapping
A woman from The Dalles was arrested Friday on charges she planned to kidnap a former neighbor's baby, police said.
Brush-clearing credited with saving Mosier homes from fire
Don Campbell was wetting his shed with a garden hose Thursday night when the red edge of the Microwave fire leapt over the back of the building and he decided it was time to flee.
In Mosier, residents are returning to their homes
Residents of Mosier in Wasco County are being allowed to move back into their homes today as the immediate threat to property from the Microwave fire has diminished, according to the Oregon Department of Forestry.
Wildfire threatens town of Mosier; dozen homes evacuated
A fast-moving wildfire is threatening the town of Mosier this morning and has prompted the evacuation of about a dozen homes.
Wash. man arrested for buying pot in Oregon
WASCO COUNTY, Ore. A medical marijuana patient and seller from Washington state is now back in Spokane after he was arrested for buying pot in Oregon.
U-pick is family's last-ditch effort to sell this year's cherry crop
Winding up State Road, both sides of the street are lined with orchards. White sandwich board signs advertise "U-pick cherries, $1." Just up the way, a white SUV on the side of the road displays an American flag in its rear window.
Man sentenced to 15 years on multiple charges
Accroding to a press release from the office of the Wasco County District Attorney, Luis Javier Torres, a resident of The Dalles, was convicted after a jury trial of robbery in the first degree, burglary in the first degree, coercion and interfering with a report on June 11, 2009.
Police: Son popped dad in head with crowbar
A Wasco County man has been charged with assaulting his father at a McMinnville motel.
Wea re Not Dead Fish Going With The Flow.
A former Portland NAACP leader who beat an attempted-murder rap in the Columbia Gorge is suing the City of The Dalles, Wasco County and multiple police and law-enforcement officials there.
County awards waste stream study contract
By Sam Craig The Chronicle Some decisions are easier to make after eating a handful of freshly-picked cherries.
Solutions effort moves toward pinnacle
Greater community awareness is perhaps the biggest thing the Columbia Gorge Discovery Center can expect from the Oregon Solutions process, which will hold its concluding event on July 15.
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