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CASCADE LOCKS — Repairs are on schedule for damage to the historic sternwheeler Columbia Gorge — resulting from its collision with the Thunder Island footbridge after an unscheduled unmooring in

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CASCADE LOCKS — The Oregon legislature has approved a grant of $6 million to carry out repairs and renovations on the iconic Bridge of the Gods.

CASCADE LOCKS — Port of Cascade Locks commissioners discussed best practices for managing their campground on March 19, a conversation continued from their March 5 meeting. With Cascade Locks campground

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A hundred years ago in the Gorge: "... gorge may once again take its title as the best lighted airlane in the world. Early last week the air beacons along

CASCADE LOCKS — The Port of Cascade Locks’ recently completed audit for fiscal year 2020-2021 received an unmodified opinion, it was reported to the commission at their March 19 meeting.

HOOD RIVER — After winter storms caused the Hood River County Board of Commissioners monthly meeting in January to be postponed, they reconvened in February and began with a discussion

CASCADE LOCKS — A grant of not more than $3,500 to replace aging life jackets and update rescue equipment at Cascade Locks Fire Department was unanimously approved by Port of

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