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Shaping the Future: Free Estate Planning Initiative Coming this Spring

Community Partners

Help shape the future for your community. Many families are unprepared for this responsibility; only 35% have a will, and even fewer include charitable intentions.   A united consortium of passionate non-profits including The Next Door Inc., Thrive Hood River, Gorge Grown, Washington Gorge Action Programs (WAGAP), Mid-Columbia Community Action Council (MCCAC), and the Columbia Gorge Community College (CGCC) Foundation … [CLICK TO READ MORE]

Dock Grade Ornaments Are Up, Tree Lighting Saturday Dec. 7

Community Partners

We hope you’re enjoying the ornaments that are back up on Dock Grade and the White Salmon Xmas Tree that is decorated and ready for our Saturday Tree Lighting with Santa on Saturday, Dec. 7 beginning about 5:00 PM in the Riverview Bank parking lot. There’ll be cookies and s’mores, Xmas tunes and loads of your neighbors and friends there, … [CLICK TO READ MORE]

Ensuring Safety: Collaborative Security Strategies for Neighborhoods

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A strong sense of security is the cornerstone of a thriving community. By adopting proactive strategies, residents can dramatically improve the safety and well-being of their neighborhood. Implementing practical measures ensures that everyone enjoys a secure, connected community environment. Equip Yourself with Knowledge Gain a deeper understanding of the local resources available to you, such as the police department and … [CLICK TO READ MORE]

SR 141 Repaving Project News

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The SR 141 repaving project from Bingen to White Salmon is scheduled for construction in 2026. WSDOT is just starting the Complete Streets pre-design phase of the project, during which they will determine a preferred alternative for bike and pedestrian facilities on the project corridor. The pre-design phase will inform the timeline for the rest of the project. WSDOT is … [CLICK TO READ MORE]

Rep’d – Ask Questions About the City

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Rep’d – A Service That Will Allow Residents to Submit Questions to the Mayor – What will it take to fix our roads? – – How does the city budget work? –  We all have questions about White Salmon, but it can be difficult to join city meetings to ask them. That’s why White Salmon has launched Rep’d, a service … [CLICK TO READ MORE]

Keep Safe From Online Scams

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Online scams are increasing and the elderly, who may not be completely comfortable with computer technology, are particularly at risk. This article is targeted at the elderly but it has good advice for almost anyone. 

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Seniors – Making It On Your Own

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It can be tough when you’re a senior who lives alone and doesn’t have the support of immediate family or friends to rely on. Fortunately, there are ways to create your own personal networks and feel fully self-sufficient.  Build Your Own Social Circles Many older individuals have lost family and friends over the years, but you can build your own … [CLICK TO READ MORE]

How to Start a Successful Business

Community Partners

If you love our community as much as many people do, then you want to see it thrive. One of the best ways to make an impact is to start a small business. Not only can doing so put our town on the map but if you are successful, you could help the local economy. Here at Community Partners, we … [CLICK TO READ MORE]

Parenthood Preparation Tips for People with Disabilities

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Parenthood is an amazing gift and an exhilarating adventure eagerly anticipated by expectant parents. Regardless of whether you have a disability, it’s absolutely essential to prepare yourself for your baby’s arrival. People with mobility limitations, sight issues, hearing problems, or other disabilities can especially benefit from simple preparations. Don’t leave yourself scrambling for solutions to childcare challenges at the last … [CLICK TO READ MORE]

Running for Office With a Disability – A Quick Guide

Community Partners

Currently, only about one in 10 politicians has a disability in America — and many more elected officials with disabilities are needed in order to address the accessibility issues and barriers affecting millions of children and adults each day. These barriers often prevent people with disabilities from voting in elections, while also making participation in daily life a challenge. And … [CLICK TO READ MORE]