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Tree safe as town axes cutting it for building’s facade refresh

Ontario, Canada · Ontario

Tree safe as town axes cutting it for building’s facade refresh

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The facade for Sussex's historic town hall building is set for a $225,000 refresh this year, but one thing that will stay is the spruce tree in front of the building.See the Story

Leonhart earns sixth in Class AAA state golf meet

Sports · Forest Lake

Leonhart earns sixth in Class AAA state golf meet

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Forest Lake’s girls golf star Bella Leonhart capped off the final meet of her illustrious high school career by placing sixth overall in the Class AAA state individual golf tournament held at Bunker Hills Golf Club on Tuesday, June 10,…See the Story

Small Class, Big Impact: UMEI Celebrates The Class Of 2025

Small Class, Big Impact: UMEI Celebrates The Class Of 2025

Back row: Shannon Douglas, Sharon Latam, Tyson Bergen, Tayler Wiens, Peter Martens, Christina Janzen, Brayden Horne, Mckayla Peters, Marissa Tons. Front Row: Natalia Good, Sadie Renwick UMEI Christian High School held its graduation ceremony on Saturday, June 21, celebrating the accomplishments of the Class of 2025. Among the eleven graduates were four students from Kingsville, underscoring UMEI’s continued role in shaping youth from across Esse…See the Story

Economist discusses Rainier labor market

During the Rainier Chamber of Commerce monthly luncheon June 11, Workforce economist Shaun Barrick presented labor market information from the State of Oregon Employment Department. According to the department, the unemployed persons per job vacancy in Oregon has been higher than the U.S. average, with the discrepancy growing wider since winter 2021. Most recently, according to the statistics put...Rainier · Rainier Read Article

Clatskanie all-stars compete in La Grande

Some of Clatskanie Middle High School's top seniors from football and volleyball had the opportunity to represent the Tigers one last time, suiting up alongside other top competitors from around the state at the Oregon Athletic Coaches Association all-star games over the weekend. The all-star games took place at Eastern Oregon University in La Grande on June 21, a nearly five-hour drive from...Volleyball · La Grande Read Article

Community observes 100 years of ferry service

An estimated 225 people came out to Little Island Creamery last week to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the ferry service that connects Puget Island with Westport, Ore. With so many in attendance already filling the venue to capacity, volunteers in the Little Island Creamery parking lot had to turn vehicles away. "This event was a major success in celebrating our community," said...Oregon, United States · Oregon Read Article

MGP introduces legislation to bring transparency

Last week, Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez (WA-03), along with Reps. Glenn Grothman (WI-06), Marlin Stutzman (IN-03), and Ed Case (HI-01), introduced the bipartisan “Stop the Baseline Bloat Act” to bring more transparency to the federal budget process by removing emergency spending from the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) baseline. Currently, the CBO includes emergency spending in its annual baseli...Washington State · Washington Read Article

Endorsing Sheriff John Mason

To The Eagle, I am writing to express my unwavering support of Sheriff John Mason’s continued leadership as the Wahkiakum County Sheriff. In my service as a firefighter and first responder on the West end of the County, I have had the privilege of working alongside Sheriff Mason on numerous occasions, often in challenging circumstances. His ability to bring peace and comfort to all involved is tru...Wahkiakum County · Wahkiakum County Read Article

Weed of the week: eggleaf spurge

Eggleaf spurge, also known as oblong spurge or Balkan spurge, is a Class A weed. This weed is native to Turkey and Southeast Europe, is toxic to humans, and is on the Washington State quarantine list. Eggleaf spurge was first introduced as a garden ornamental and escaped cultivation. It is closely related to and exhibits invasive and competitive strategies like leafy spurge, which is listed as a...Türkiye · Turkey Read Article

Wahkiakum County Noxious Weed Control calls for public comments

Wahkiakum County Noxious Weed Control, PO Box 583, Cathlamet, WA 98612 is seeking modification of coverage under the Washington Department of Ecology WAG-99482 General Permit for the waterbody known as Elochoman Slough located in Cathlamet, WA. Activities requiring permit modification include expanding the treatment area from the Elochoman Marina to include Marina Estates subdivision. Any person...Cathlamet · Cathlamet Read Article

Gardening with Chip Bubl

Very high fruit load Last year was a very low fruit year. This year, the fruit load on apples, pears, plums, and cherries is very high. It is high enough on many apple trees I have seen to break limbs as the fruit matures. You can still thin. Remove the largest undamaged fruit in each cluster and space each fruit saved about a hand width apart. This will produce nice quality fruit and reduce the...Cathlamet · Cathlamet Read Article

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