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We Found Trails to Six Lesser-Known Cascading Gems That Will Fulfill Your Urge to Get Wet This Summer

For this year’s Summer Guide, we decided to scope out some of the most spectacular cascades that are not in the Columbia River Gorge’s famed alley of falls.

Local Entries in the Canceled World Beer Cup Are Being Made Into Hand Sanitizer

The Brewers Association, a trade group that promotes independent breweries, started emptying thousands of cans and bottles of beer shipped for the World Beer Cup into totes and delivered the first batch of 1,500 gallons to two Denver distillers this week. Those companies are using the liquid to make hand cleaner that will then be distributed to essential workers.

Hood River Distillers Is Sending Thousands of Gallons of Sanitizer to First Responders

Thousands of gallons of sanitizer are headed to first responders and medical facilities thanks to a local distillery. Hood River Distillers, the Northwest’s largest and older spirits producer, began making germ-killing substance two weeks ago.

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Portland-Area Amazon Warehouse Workers Protest Working Conditions at Facility With Ongoing COVID-19 Outbreak

Amazon boxes. (quotecatalog.com.)

What It’s Like to Get Lost in the Columbia River Gorge

WRONG TURN: Morgan Bailey planned to hike Eagle Creek Trail, shown here. His detour went badly. (Wesley Lapointe)

Whether the Pandemic Goes Out With a Bang or a Whimper Depends on Whether Oregon Can Outrace the Virus Variants

FROZEN FOOD: After weeks of tent dining, Portland pubs can again offer indoor service. (Brian Burk)

Two Key House Committee Chairs Unveil Proposed Tax Increase on Beer and Wine

Journaling, Northwest 21st Avenue. (Brian Burk)

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