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'The Man From Earth' premieres at The Bingen Theater (opens the original)
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BINGEN â What if a man born in the Upper Paleolithic survived to the present â through every plague, war, discovery, and disaster? Big Britches Productionsâ (BBP) latest play, âThe Man From Earth,â proposes this question and more, examining time, mortality, and religion in a tight but challenging 90 minutes. Equal parts comedy and deconstructive history lesson, the show will premiere at the Bingen Theater on Oct. 2 and run for three weekends. BPP co-owners April and Joe Garoutte â
Mill A School logging ceases, restoration begins (opens the original)
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MILL A â After student safety concerns sprouted last December, the Mill A School District (MASD) authorized a commercial harvest of its on-campus outdoor classroom, the Little Interpretive Forest (LIF) â a move that netted the district more than $62,000 and spawned outrage from community members at an Aug. 17 school board meeting, as previously reported by Columbia Gorge News. With logging operations having ceased at the time of its Sept. 21 meeting, the MASD board explained that generating
Fish hatchery celebrates 125 years of salmon spawning (opens the original)
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UNDERWOOD â For 125 years, millions of tule fall Chinook salmon have passed through the Spring Creek National Fish Hatchery (SCNFH), incubating, hatching, stocking, and returning years later to spawn â a cycle completed by scent after years at sea. The mitigation facility celebrated its milestone with a community open house on Sept. 19, offering kidsâ activities, informational chats with staff, and a microscope into day-to-day operations. Attractions included mini-golf, bubbles, dissection
Bridge of the Gods turns 100 (opens the original)
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CASCADE LOCKS â The Gorgeâs most iconic bridge â a steel truss cantilever named after a divine Native American legend and home to the Pacific Crest Trail â turns 100 this year. Kids and families congregated at the Cascade Locks Marine Park on Sept. 19 to celebrate the historic landmarkâs birthday and ring in another century of safe state-boundary commerce. Business kiosks, food trucks, and live music dotted the lawn as the Columbia Gorge Sternwheeler made rounds. Columbia Gorge News sp
Pig Bowl returns (opens the original)
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THE DALLES â Police officers and firefighters will duke it out on the gridiron Sept. 26, as the annual Pig Bowl fundraiser returns to Sid White Field on the Wahtonka campus for its 23rd year. The charity flag football game, historically a match between Oregon and Washington law enforcement, switched gears in 2022 due to staffing shortages. Now, Gorge-wide law enforcement competes against local firefighting agencies, raising funds for community members and their families who are facing medical
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