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Mountain Profile - Rae Nomura

We love to hike, snowboard, and golf. When COVID hit, we had that moment of asking ourselves, “What are we doing in the city?” We decided to move to where we actually wanted to spend our time and haven’t looked back since.

Photography in the Summertime

Photography in the Summertime

Summer is here, and for landscape photographers, it can be one of the most challenging seasons of the year. The scenery can become dry and colorless.

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.”

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

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.

Not all Super Heroes Fly, Some Drive SnowCats

Not all Super Heroes Fly, Some Drive SnowCats

While the world of Marvel would have us believe that all super heroes wear capes, possess superpowers, and can travel throughout the space/time continuum, Mt. Hood Villages residents and winter sports enthusiasts exploring the slopes of Mt. Hood

Doug Saldivar

Doug Saldivar

Doug Saldivar, 35 years on Mt. Hood. Born in San Diego, CA.