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Prepared food, beverage tax to fund EMS to go on Cascade Locks Nov. ballot

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CASCADE LOCKS — With Councilor Eric Keller absent, and former Councilor Denise Emmerling-Baker officially resigned, the three-person council and Mayor Brenda Wood handled the Cascade Locks’ business on July 14.
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Prepared food, beverage tax to fund EMS to go on Cascade Locks Nov. ballot

CASCADE LOCKS — With Councilor Eric Keller absent, and former Councilor Denise Emmerling-Baker officially resigned, the three-person council and Mayor Brenda Wood handled the Cascade Locks’ business on July 14.

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Columbia Gorge News broke the news in on Tuesday, July 22, 2025.
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