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December 1-2 Prep Sports Roundup

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Boys Basketball

South Albany 66, The Dalles 44

Horizon Christian 58, Willamette Valley Christian 57

South Wasco 56, Irrigon 49

Country Christian 51, South Wasco 49

Sherman 50, Country Christian 37

Heppner 52, Dufur 35

Trout Lake 36, Powder Valley 28

Trout Lake 42, Ione-Arlington 40

Tri-Cities Prep 65, Goldendale 47

 

Girls Basketball

Heppner 63, Dufur 23

Horizon Christian 38, Willamette Valley Christian 14

South Wasco 57, Irrigon 23

Country Christian 57, South Wasco 42

Country Christian 43, Sherman 22

Trout Lake 27, Powder Valley 25

Trout Lake 40, Joseph 24

Tri-Cities Prep 71, Goldendale 30

 

Boys Wrestling

Hood River Valley’s Connor Farlow won the 120 pound division at the Tyrone Woods Invitational at Oregon City.  HRV finished 16th as a team.

The Dalles’ Alexander DeLaTorre was first at 157 pounds and Columbia’s Sawyer Muehlbauer won the 190 pound division at the Ranger Classic in Estacada.  The Dalles was sixth and Columbia 10th in the team standings.

Stevenson finished tied for 14th at the Kelly Bledsoe Invitational at Rainier.

Goldendale finished 12th at the Davis Invitational in Yakima.

 

Girls Wrestling
Hood River Valley 14th at the Tyrone Woods Invitational.

November 30 Prep Sports Roundup

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Boys Basketball

De La Salle North Catholic 69, The Dalles 64 (OT)

Sherman 47, Culver 18

Goldendale 80, Walla Walla Valley Academy 38

 

Girls Basketball

Sherman 44, Culver 17

Goldendale 25, Walla Walla Valley Academy 24

 

Swimming

Hood River Valley topped Milwaukie & Hillsboro in the opening Northwest Oregon Conference meet of the season at the Hood River Aquatic Center. 

The Eagles won every girls’ varsity race, and all but two of the boys’ varsity events.

CCHC Nears Closing On Rhine Village

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Columbia Cascade Housing Corporation is about to close on the acquisition of the Rhine Village Apartments in White Salmon.  CCHC has been working on the acquisition for a couple of years to preserve the 36-unit complex as affordable housing, as the covenants from its construction over 40 years ago were about to expire.  CCHC Executive Director Joel Madsen said they didn’t want to move forward with the purchase until they had accumulated funding to make substantial improvements to the complex.  Madsen says they have been able to line up $6.7 million in funding to cover the purchase and the renovations.  He says income requirements will remain up to 80 percent of median income.

HR Holidays Set For Friday

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The annual Hood River Holidays Winter Wonderland Festival will take place Friday evening in downtown Hood River.  The festival will run from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., with the lighting of the tree in Overlook Memorial Park taking place at 7 p.m.  Street closures for the event will be from 4:15 p.m. to 8 p.m., and include Oak Street between 1st and 6th, State between 1st and 3rd, and 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Streets between Oak and State.

The Dalles Art Center Offering Holiday Classes

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The Dalles Art Center is offering a number of classes with a holiday theme over the next couple of weeks.  Center Executive Director Sally Johnson says there are a number of options for adults and kids.  The complete class list is available at thedallesartcenter.org.  The Center is also getting ready for its holiday party, which will take place next Thursday, December 7 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.  The Center is located at 220 East 4th in The Dalles.

November 29 Prep Basketball Scoreboard

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Boys Basketball

Hood River Valley 90, Columbia 61

Dufur 52, Central Christian 45

Klickitat-Glenwood 41, Stevenson 36

Heppner 57, South Wasco 20

Mannahouse Academy 65, Horizon Christian 38

Gaston 76, Lyle-Wishram 45

 

Girls Basketball

Hood River Valley 58, Columbia 25

The Dalles 55, De LaSalle North Catholic 27

Dufur 37, Central Christian 23

Heppner 56, South Wasco 54

Mannahouse Academy 50, Horizon Christian 23

Gaston 56, Lyle-Wishram 15

Corbett 92, Stevenson 36

TD Council Upholds Meadow Advertising Appeal

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The Dalles City Council unanimously upheld an appeal by Meadow Outdoor Advertising of a Planning Commission decision that would have prevented the company from replacing an existing billboard adjacent to a city street with a larger one on East 2nd.  The Community Development Department and the Planning Commission had denied the application, finding the proposed billboard would have exceeded the maximum number allowed per mile under municipal code.  But Meadow argued the finding was based on a radial mile, while the City had in the past approved billboard placement on an actual road mile measurement.  Councilors said they should stick with the road mile standard, with Councilor Tim McGlothlin noting the ambiguity in the city’s code apparently was to have been addressed 30 years ago.  Councilors also noted the subject of whether to use a road mile or radial mile standard should be addressed at a policy level, not while deciding a specific application.

TD City Council Approves STR Moratorium

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The Dalles City Council approved a moratorium on new non-owner occupied short-term rental licenses in residential zones for the next 12 months while the City determines what kind of revisions should be made to their regulations on STR’s.  The action came after Councilors had received complaints about STR’s in recent months.  Mayor Rich Mays says staff will come back to them with options, and there are a wide range to be looked at.  The moratorium does not prevent current operators of existing STR’s from applying for a license renewal in 2024.

HR Council Hears Parks & Rec Pool/Community Center Concept

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Hood River Valley Parks and Recreation District Director Mark Hickox made a presentation to Hood River City Councilors about the district’s plans to seek a bond measure and operating levy this May to replace the aging Hood River Aquatic Center with a new pool, splash pad, and community center facility along with other projects.  Hickox presented a concept where the new pool would be located on the current Collins Field. City Councilors had numerous questions, most notably about public feedback and the shuffling of ownership of lands among agencies.  The bond measure Hickox outlined also could include development of a Westside Park and other smaller developments, enhancements to the Indian Creek Trail, plus a park shop and maintenance equipment.

Klickitat County Solar Development Discussion Moves To Planning

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Earlier this month, Klickitat County Commissioners adopted a moratorium on large-scale solar development over one acre in size in a number of townships in the Goldendale and Centerville valleys, and now the issue heads to the County Planning Commission for consideration of what kinds of regulations should be in place for those kind of developments.  Commissioner Lori Zoller says it will be a complicated process given the number of issues to consider and the partners that will be involved.  Zoller adds state and federal endangered species law will need to be wrapped into whatever regulations are put in place.

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