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The Fascinating History of Zigzag, Oregon - The Mountain Times
Famous Oregon Trail pioneer Joel Palmer, after whom Mt. Hood’s Palmer glacier is named, observed about a ravine on the mountain: “The manner of descending is to turn directly to the right, go zigzag for about one hundred yards, then turn short round, and go zigzag until you come under the place where you started from; then to the right and so on till you reach the bottom.”
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Still Creek Bridge Scheduled to Reopen in 2025 - The Mountain …
Residents and visitors of the Zigzag area take note: the Still Creek Bridge, which has been closed since 2012 due to safety concerns, is currently under reconstruction, and set to reopen by fall of 2025! For some, this news will not bear significant relevance. To be fair, this small bridge does not reside in a densely-populated area. It does not see an extensive amount of traffic, and there ...
New County Rules Allow Auxiliary Dwelling Units, RVs as Second ...
Jun 1, 2024 — By Adrian KnowlerThe Mountain Times The Clackamas County Board of Commissioners voted last month to allow the use of ADUs and RVs as secondary dwellings in parts of the Mount Hood Corridor.The amendments to county zoning rules passed by a vote of 3-2 during the board’s May 8 land use hearing, with Chair Tootie Smith
Mt. Hood Golf News
Nov 4, 2024 — By Bradford Bixby, The Mountain Times Welcome back, Dear Reader, to the last 2024 edition of Fore, the column that demonstrates how easily a good fluff piece can pass for news in our world of golf. The Resort was the site of another amazing tournament for locals – Bar Wars. Its triumphant return was blessed
Kapper’s Energy Inspiring to Whole Team
Nov 4, 2024 — Dahlia fights fiercely for the soccer ball. By Joe O’Leary, The Mountain Times. When Sandy senior Dahlia Kappers moved up to the wing from her normal position of center back in a September game against Dallas, a simple “ugh ” could be heard from the defender that was then tasked with guarding her.
Hoodland Fire Acquires New Engine
Nov 4, 2024 — By Hoodland Fire, The Mountain Times Hoodland Fire has made an important investment in community safety by acquiring a new Type 3 wildland interface engine which arrived last month. This acquisition was made possible through the careful financial planning and savings accumulated in their Apparatus Reserve Account over the past few years.The fire engine was
Hoodland Fire to Host Open House on Nov 7
Nov 4, 2024 — By Hoodland Fire District, The Mountain Times Hoodland Fire District is holding an open house for members of the public to learn about efforts to replace the main fire station. This is the first of two open house events. Attendees will be able to tour the existing station, learn about the proposed location and see