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Fore! July’26 – The Ups and Downs of Golf

Fore! July’26 – The Ups and Downs of Golf

Golf. Golf is dumb. Golf is a dumb game. What sort of “leisure” activity causes one to be sent into fits of ire, and diatribes of incomprehensible cursing? Why do we choose to torture ourselves in the name of fun?

Neanderthal Dentistry

Neanderthal Dentistry

This happened to me recently with a NY Times article titled “Neanderthal Dentistry, and the Scientist Glad Not to Have Experienced it.”

What’s New at the Senior Center

By: Laura Peterson, Executive Director, For The Mountain Times Greetings from Hoodland Senior Center, and happy summer to all! First off, we have more local businesses to thank — both locally owned and operated, and run by long-time (or lifetime) residents of our area. Simon’s Tree Service donated their

Forest Service News Release

Forest Service News Release

Fire restrictions take effect July 1 Campfires prohibited on Mt. Hood National Forest beginning Wednesday, July 1

Hoodland Women’s Club sponsors vet clinic, road clean-up, golf tournament

Hoodland Women’s Club sponsors vet clinic, road clean-up, golf tournament

By Pat Zimmer, for The Mountain Times Twenty-six furry friends showed up at Camp Arrah Wanna – humans in tow – Saturday, April 25, at the Mobile Vet Clinic sponsored by Hoodland Women’s Club. It was a busy day. Veterinarians administered over 80 vaccines. Ricky the cat was the soul

What’s happening at Hoodland Senior Center

What’s happening at Hoodland Senior Center

The good folks of the Trillium Trails Garden Club arrived here and proceeded to weed, mow, trim, prune, and plant.

Welches Middle School Artists Stand Out at Clackamas ESD Regional Art Show

Welches Middle School Artists Stand Out at Clackamas ESD Regional Art Show

For its 10th year, the Clackamas ESD Regional Art Show called attention to the creative efforts of Clackamas County students in middle and high school. The show celebrates the work being done by students spread across 10 public school districts and nearly 30 schools.