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‘Ride on, Jacob’ — Mosier skatepark opens (includes slideshow) (opens the original)
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MOSIER â After five years of work, Jacobâs Skatepark is officially open. The Sept. 12 grand opening included live music, food, and skating demonstrations. Main Street Mosier (MSM), a nonprofit, pioneered the project alongside the City of Mosier and Oregon Parks and Recreation. The facility is a tribute to Jacob Rogers, who was 23 years old when he passed away from a major aortic rupture caused by an undetected heart defect. As previously reported by Columbia Gorge News, his passion for skate
‘Ride on, Jacob’ — Mosier skatepark opens (opens the original)
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MOSIER â After five years of work, Jacobâs Skatepark is officially open. The Sept. 12 grand opening included live music, food, and skating demonstrations. Main Street Mosier (MSM), a nonprofit, pioneered the project alongside the City of Mosier and Oregon Parks and Recreation. The facility is a tribute to Jacob Rogers, who was 23 years old when he passed away from a major aortic rupture caused by an undetected heart defect. As previously reported by Columbia Gorge News, his passion for skate
Lacing communities together (opens the original)
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STEVENSON â A group of women chat amongst themselves, circling a tapestry of lace designs. They each tend to their own designated triangles, weaving them into the collection one at a time. What they are piecing together is a display of hundreds of lace art pieces submitted from around the world, in celebration of the Pacific Northwest. The Lacing Communities Together project presented its final piece on Sept. 11 at the Columbia Gorge Museum, unveiling more than 540 individual triangles of lace
Mosier Fire District shifts station plan (opens the original)
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MOSIER â The Mosier Fire District (MFD) has shifted direction in its efforts to build a new fire station, striking out on its own after funding issues stalled a long running proposed joint-use facility (JUF), which the district would share with the City of Mosier. For the past several months, the MFD has been moving toward building its own station by the site of Station 12 on State Road. Fire officials had previously been collaborating with the City of Mosier on the joint project, which would
A friendship thriving in the wilderness (opens the original)
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THE DALLES â Britt Beeson, Tina Bowman and Amy Ford, all women in their 50s, just returned from a hike through the North Cascades National Park, up from northern Washington down to Stehekin. The trip was the latest in a string of backpacking expeditions the trio has gone on for the past six years. Bowman and Ford have been childhood friends for decades, while Bowman and Beeson first met in college. Their first adventure together was the Timberline Trail in Mount Hood. Bowman passed by it while
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