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| | Lead stories: | McKenzie Steps Down; Kelly Takes Over
An era has passed at McKenzie Dental, and another begins.
After 40 years of father-to-son practice (first Wally McKenzie in 1974), Brad McKenzie has stepped aside due to a rare neuromuscula... Read more
Weight of the World
This fall, countless tons of leaves will fall from the trees throughout the Mount Hood area, land on the ground and decompose. And as part of a global study on decomposition, a group of eighth grade s... Read more
Pharmacy Arrives on the Mountain
It took a lot of pharmaceutical tenacity, but Jeff Williams opened his doors at Williams Pharmacy in November.
Located in the Rendezvous Center, the new pharmacy provides a much-needed serv... Read more
Student Skiers Thrive at Academy
Students gather around the front of the classroom, saying their final goodbyes as the teacher cracks out a box of Krispy Kreme doughnuts from behind his desk. It is Sandy High School sophomore Nathan ... Read more
Welches Schools on Par with State
The Oregon Department of Education released report cards on how schools are performing earlier this year, featuring a new design spurred by feedback from a committee and other stakeholders.
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Resort Fete Features Truffles
A treasure of truffles unfolded at the 24th Annual Holiday Wine & Arts Festival.
The Resort at The Mountain hosted the event Nov. 16 and 17 – a fundraiser for The Oregon Humane So... Read more
Mountain Frogs are Cooool
The golden poison frog is the most poisonous vertebrate in the world. Its poison – which coats its skin – prevents nerves from transmitting impulses in humans and other animals, leading to... Read more
Bats On The Mountain
Witchcraft. Black magic. Vampires. Disease. Villains of darkness.
Batman. Dracula. Good and evil.
These are the legacies of the only flying mammal. The bat.
They make up 20 ... Read more
MEL Schedule Changes In Place
The announcement of the new Mountain Express Line schedule that rolled out in October and was reported in The Mountain Times October issue has been revamped.
Changes were made due to commun... Read more
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