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McKenzie Bridge · McKenzie BridgeState and federal agencies and departments in Oregon and Washington have agreed to collaborate on addressing the escalating wildfire crisis by increasing use of prescribed fire and other forest fuel management strategies at larger geographic scales while also increasing outreach to nearby communities as these strategies are deployed. These strategies reduce forest fuels on the ground and allow...See the Story
Agencies to collaborate on prescribed fire, smoke management
McKenzie Bridge · McKenzie BridgeCuts to annual federal budgets for trout, steelhead, and Chinook salmon stocking in the Upper Willamette Basin are generating protests from Northwest anglers and organizations. In December the U.S. Corps of Army Engineers (ACOE) notified the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW) that it planned to stop funding producing hatchery trout, steelhead, and Chinook salmon in the Upper Willamette...See the Story
Cutbacks in hatchery funding protested
McKenzie Bridge · McKenzie BridgeVIDA: Vida McKenzie Community Center president Walt Wilson marked the welcome return of the rebuilt building last Saturday. The structure, he noted, was constructed in the same shape and on the same footprint as the structure it replaced. But when first time vistors went inside, they too shared the “Wow!” that Walt let loose outside. What they found was an open central gathering room with exposed...See the Story
Doors swung wide at Vida Center
McKenzie Bridge · McKenzie BridgeDoes your community have a “Main Street?” If you live in Walterville or Finn Rock, the answer to that question would probably be different than one that comes to mind for folks in Blue River. Is Highway 126 a roadway that unites towns that compose an overall McKenzie community? That’s a concept behind a series of meetings scheduled to kick off later this month at the Vida McKenzie Community Center...See the Story
60-Mile Main Street?
Fish · McKenzie BridgeNo, it’s not a case of “Where’s Waldo?” but return visitors to the Leaburg Fish Hatchery recently have wondered why they couldn’t seem to find the largest fish in the facility’s show ponds. That’s because, in anticipation of the dewatering of the ponds later in the season, they’ve been moved, according to Erik Withalm, manager of the Leaburg Hatchery. Five of the fish have been relocated to a pond...See the Story
Sturgeon relocated
McKenzie Bridge · McKenzie BridgeThe Walterville Grange invites you to an Open House at the Walterville Community Center on Sunday, April 21 from 2 to 4 PM. Please stop in for refreshments and conversation as we recognize April as Grange Month. Joining us will be other community groups providing information on Plant Care, Emergency Radios, EWEB, The Discovery Center, Representative Charlie Conrad, and others. We would love to...See the Story
Walterville Open House - April 21st 2 to 4 PM
McKenzie Bridge · McKenzie BridgePortland’s River View Cemetery is the state’s oldest nonprofit cemetery, founded in 1882 by three of Portland’s most prominent citizens: Henry Corbett, Henry Failing, and William S. Ladd. All three of them are buried there — Ladd’s grave in particular was the target of a bizarre raid by a gang of grave robbers 15 years later, but that’s a story for another time. In addition to the three of them, d...See the Story
