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| | Lead stories: | Mountain Shutterbug Embraces His Two Faces: Bohemian, Tech Geek
Gary Randall has lived on all sides of Mount Hood and in the Columbia River Gorge – but has spent the last 23 years on the south side of the Mountain.
His earliest memories are of Mou... Read more
A Mountain's Man, 1947-2011
Tom Rutledge lost his fight with brain cancer in December – the only battle he ever truly lost.
He will be missed by all who had the privilege of knowing him.
We are not ce... Read more
Welches Classroom Gets Relief
Welches Elementary School will get some assistance for the school’s large first grade class, with 37 students, beginning Jan. 3, 2012.
Principal Alex Leaver announced a half-time tea... Read more
Timberline Marks a Moment in Time
The historic lodge is about to turn 75.
On Sept. 28, 1937, President Franklin D. Roosevelt dedicated Timberline Lodge for “the enjoyment of new opportunities for play in all seasons o... Read more
New Equipment Will Monitor High Water
One year ago this month, the Sandy River flooded, destroying homes and causing havoc on the Mountain.
While it may not be possible to prevent these high water events from happening, the Ho... Read more
Curtain Falls on Sandy High's Acting Competition
This month, for the first time since the mid-1980s, Sandy High’s drama program will not participate in an acting competition with the Mount Hood Conference.
The competition, along wi... Read more
Lodge Gets a New Yule Puppy
The longstanding tradition of St. Bernards at Timberline Lodge continued this Christmas with the arrival of Bruno, an irresistible 8-week-old purebred St. Bernard.
Since the lodge’s ... Read more
Sheriff Patrols Raise Hackles
Beefed up patrols by the Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office
have raised some concerns by citizens and local bar-restaurant owners and managers.
In particular, there were complaints dir... Read more
Artists Make the Mountain Holidays Special
Dulcie Lindsoe-Johansen, a Mountain resident creating pottery for more than 30 years, sees some nice advantages for both buyers and artists this holiday season when it comes to giving local art.
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