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Volunteers Deliver Food to Farmworkers Afraid to Leave Homes Amid Immigration Crackdown
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Volunteers Deliver Food to Farmworkers Afraid to Leave Homes Amid Immigration Crackdown

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Farmworkers in Ventura County, California, are staying home out of fear following recent federal immigration raids, forcing volunteers to step in with essential food deliveries.At least once a week, volunteers from the nonprofit Friends of Fieldworkers gather to load and deliver food to farmworkers in the Ventura County area who are too afraid to leave their homes."They need to eat, and then they're not going to the fields because they're very s…See the Story
Lawsuit Accuses Union Pacific of Igniting Rowena Fire Through Train Sparks
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Lawsuit Accuses Union Pacific of Igniting Rowena Fire Through Train Sparks

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Union Pacific tracks run through the fire area, but authorities haven't mentioned train sparks as a possible cause, saying only that the cause is being investigated.See the Story
Office of Emergency Management Collaborating with Agencies in Preparation for Major Disasters | News Channel 3-12
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Office of Emergency Management Collaborating with Agencies in Preparation for Major Disasters | News Channel 3-12

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GOLETA, Calif. - It was a busy day at Direct Relief where several agencies gathered to learn about preparations for major disasters. Managers of the Office of Emergency Management say they prepare for disasters such as a massive earthquake by doing various exercises in collaboration with other agencies. Agencies participating in the symposium include local fire departments, the Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Office, and the Search Dog Foundation…See the Story

Judge grants Conditional Release for Suspected HVAC Thief; Victims, DA protest — Columbia Community Connection News Mid-Columbia Region

This image released by The Dalles Police Department shows Tyson and Chandra Trezona being arrested on Dec. 21, 2024 outside their home at 2426 W. 13th Street in The Dalles after being secretly indicted on charges of stealing HVAC equipment from the National Neon Sign Museum. By Tom PetersonThe Dalles, Ore., June 2, 2025 — A Wasco County judge granted conditional release Monday to Tyson Trezona, a 35-year-old man facing multiple theft-related cha…The Dalles · The DallesRead Article

A Veteran’s Journey: From Hell and Back Through Magic Mushrooms at Vital Reset — Columbia Community Connection News Mid-Columbia Region

The Dalles, Ore., July 1, 2025 — Today we speak with "Burton," a 25-year military veteran living with severe PTSD, about his powerful healing journey with psilocybin. Burton shares his transformation—from an angry, unstable, and deeply struggling existence to becoming a calmer, more peaceful version of himself. The psilocybin sessions he experienced at Vital Reset in Hood River reshaped his life in ways that pharmaceuticals and traditional thera…Hood River · Hood RiverRead Article

Eat Good, Do Good: Pizza Leona to Donate 15% of Community Pie Proceeds to The Next Door — Columbia Community Connection News Mid-Columbia Region

The Dalles, Ore., July 1, 2025 — From July to December, Pizza Leona is teaming up with The Next Door for a delicious fundraiser! Over the next 6 months, 15% of every Community Pie sold will go directly to helping fund The Next Door's work to strengthen children and families, support community wellness, and provide culturally responsive services for Gorge residents.  Customers can participate simply by dining in, taking out, or ordering online at…The Dalles · The DallesRead Article

TD Council hands $50k back to Parks & Rec as room tax exceeds projection — Columbia Community Connection News Mid-Columbia Region

One of the Great Ones - The Late David Neitling filling cracks on Riverfront Trail in years past. He volunteered his time and money to repair the trail for more than a decade to help Northern Wasco County Parks and Recreation which has recently got a budget upgrade of $50k from the City of The Dalles. The money will assist the district in maintaining 8 community parks totaling more than 200 acres. Included within these parks are multiple athleti…The Dalles · The DallesRead Article

Thoughts from the Tractor Seat: What Should a Dollar Be Worth? — Columbia Community Connection News Mid-Columbia Region

By Ken PolehnThe Dalles, Ore., June 26, 2025 — I’ve been thinking a lot about the American dollar. Not the paper itself, but the worth behind it. What should a dollar really be? What should it buy? What does it stand for?From where I sit—on a tractor seat in the cherry orchards of The Dalles—there’s a growing sense that a dollar just doesn’t stretch like it used to. Inputs are up. Groceries are up. Fuel is up. And while prices climb, the value o…The Dalles · The DallesRead Article

Fort Dalles Museum seeks donations to restore the historic 157-year-old Grant Flag — Columbia Community Connection News Mid-Columbia Region

By Joshuah AlbertThe Dalles, Ore., June 27, 2025 — The Fort Dalles Museum is calling on community members and visitors to help preserve a rare piece of local and national history: a hand-sewn American flag dating back to 1868. Known as the Grant Flag, the 157-year-old banner was created by the wives of Grant Club members in The Dalles to support Ulysses S. Grant’s presidential campaign following the Civil War. The club, organized by early reside…Google · The DallesRead Article

Dozens Gather for Summer Solstice Celebration at Replica Stonehenge in Columbia River Gorge - Northwest Public Broadcasting

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The Rev. Kirk Thomas, a senior priest with the Ár nDríaocht Féin Druid religion, lead the summer solstice ceremony. (Credit: Courtney Flatt / NWPB) Listen https://www.nwpb.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/062525CF_SummerSolstice_FEATURE.mp3(Runtime 3:56) Read It was dark, windy. A sliver of the moon was still high in the sky. Minutes before a sunrise ceremony was set to begin – campers at the Ma…The Dalles · The DallesSee the Story

Extreme weather, economic behavior affects agriculture

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Michigan’s sweet cherry industry lost about 75 percent of its crop in 2024 due to variable and extreme weather conditions. A mild winter followed by a warm and wet early growing season were ideal conditions for fungal diseases that are…Agriculture · United StatesSee the Story

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