Columbia Gorge News
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Wednesday, April 21, 2021
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Gorge recognizes Child
Abuse Awareness Month
SafeSpace Children’s Advocacy Center of the Gorge, formerly known
as Columbia Gorge Children’s Advocacy Center and serving Hood River,
Wasco, Gilliam, Wheeler, and Klickitat counties, has been working with
law enforcement and child protective services to shed light on National
Child Abuse Awareness Month on the local level. Pictured, top left,
are Erin Mason, Hood River Police Department; Michelle Guertin and
Carolina Castro, Hood River Juvenile Prevention; Wasco County Sheriff
Lane Magill; Muir Cohen, co-owner, Waucoma Bookstore, Hood River;
Donna Sholtis, Lyle teacher; Beatriz Morales and Nicole Beaman, The
Dalles Department of Youth Services; and Victims Assistance Coordinator
James Barber, Chief Deputy District Attorney Kara Davis, and District
Attorney Matthew Ellis, all of Wasco County.
Contributed photos
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April 12 — Court Street
and E. Second — Hit and run
reported.
April 12 — E. 12th and
Kelly — Car vs. pedestrian
accident reported.
April 13 — E. Second,
200 block — Male cited for
driving while suspended and
warned for switching plates
on a vehicle.
April 14 — Mt. Hood
Street, 400 block — Hit and
run reported.
April 15 — Cherry Heights
Road, 400 block — Male
cited for driving while
suspended.
April 15 — E. Second
Street, 500 block — Female
cited for driving without
insurance.
Outstanding warrants,
parole, probation or terms
violations:
April 14 — Cherry Heights
Road, 800 block — Male cit-
ed and released for a Wasco
County warrant.
April 14 — Hostetler
Street, 600 block — Male
cited for a failure to appear
(trespass) warrant out of
Wasco County.
April 15 — The Dalles —
Restraining order violation
reported.
April 15 — Washington
Street, 600 block — Male cit-
ed and released for a failure
to appear warrant.
April 15 — W. Sixth Street,
1200 block — Male and
female arrested regarding
disorderly conduct warrants
out of Washington.
April 15 — E. 13th, 2200
block — Male cited and
released for a Wasco County
warrant.
Theft, burglary or
robbery:
April 7 — Jordan Street,
900 block — Car prowl
reported. A saddle and $50
were stolen.
April 7 — Court Street,
300 block — Theft of laundry
reported.
April 7 — W. 10th, 2500
block — Theft of a dog run
cyclone fence and gates
reported.
April 7 — W. Seventh,
2000 block — Theft of guns
and diesel from a vehicle
reported.
April 7 — Mt. Hood Street,
500 block — Theft of $9,000
in lottery money reported to
have occurred March 30.
April 8 — Roberts Street,
1200 block — Theft reported.
April 9 — E. 11th, 600
block — Male arrested and
lodged at NORCOR for two
counts of unlawful entry
into a vehicle and criminal
trespass II.
April 9 — W. 13th, 800
block — Stolen vehicle
reported.
April 9 — Jefferson Street,
1200 block — Stolen vehicle
reported; the vehicle was lat-
er recovered by the Gresham
Police Department. Also
recovered were a backpack,
iPhone and two Washington
license plates.
April 9 — Klindt Drive,
3500 block — Stolen
American flag reported. A
report was taken for criminal
mischief III and theft III.
April 9 — Lincoln Street,
300 block — Theft of a cell
phone reported.
April 10 — W. Pleasant
Court, 700 block — Stolen
vehicle reported.
April 10 — Mt. Hood
Street, 500 block — Male
lodged at NORCOR for theft
III and trespass I.
April 11 — W. Second,
2600 block — Male charged
with attempted burglary
II and criminal mischief
III and trespassed from a
property.
April 12 — W. 10th, 500
block — Theft of an antique
cookstove reported.
April 12 — Union Street,
900 block — Stolen vehicle
reported.
April 12 — Court Street,
400 block — Stolen li-
cense plate from a vehicle
reported.
April 13 — W. Sixth Street,
3500 block — Theft of the
lower part of a front license
plate reported.
April 13 — E. Second, 2600
block — Theft of a catalytic
converter reported.
April 13 — Lincoln Street,
300 block — Male cited for
theft II and trespassed from
a property.
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— Theft of jewelry reported.
April 14 — W. 10th, 2400
block — Stolen vehicle
reported.
April 14 — Pentland
Street, 1300 block — Car
prowl reported.
April 14 — Pentland
Street, 1100 block — Silent
compressor reported as sto-
len from the bed of a truck.
Other:
April 2 — E. 12th and
Dry Hollow Road — Death
reported.
April 2 — E. 11th, 1200
block — Death reported.
April 2 — W. Sixth, 1300
block — Male placed on a
police officer’s hold.
April 3 — The Dalles —
Subject reported self-harm.
Officers made contact and
the subject agreed to go to
the hospital with medics
(suicidal subject).
April 7 — The Dalles —
Suicidal juvenile reported.
April 8 — The Dalles —
Attempted suicide reported.
The subject was located
and taken voluntarily to the
hospital. Center for Living
was notified.
April 9-15 — The Dalles
— Officers responded to 42
mental health and 21 welfare
check calls.
Wasco County Sheriff
April 2-15
Agency assists:
April 6 — Tygh Valley
— Deputies assisted with
a medical call involving a
child.
April 8 — W. Highway
30, 4400 block — Deputies
assisted Oregon State
Police with a traffic stop
on a male who was cited
for violation possession of
methamphetamine.
Assaults, harassment,
menacing and domestic
violence:
April 10 — S. Molly
Ann Road, Tygh Valley —
Harassment reported.
April 11 — Wamic Market
Road — Domestic dispute
reported.
April 12 — Garrison Street
— Assault reported.
April 13 — Wamic Market
Road — Harassment
reported.
April 14 — W. Highway
30 — Domestic dispute
reported.
April 15 — W. 13th Street
— Disturbance reported.
Disorderly conduct,
mischief, criminal trespass
and vandalism:
April 11 — W. Canyon
Way, 1000 block —
Community mailboxes were
reported to be damaged,
with mail found along the
roadway.
April 12 — Highway 197
at Fish Hatchery Road —
Vandalism reported.
April 12 — Mountain
View Drive, 2200 block —
Unwanted subject reported.
Identity theft or bank/
credit card fraud:
April 2 — W. Cherry
Heights Road, 5200 block
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April 8 — Hawley Road,
5300 block — Burglary
reported.
April 10 — Back Walters
Road, 79000 block, Maupin
— Theft reported from a
shop.
April 10 — Carroll Road
and Digger Road, Mosier
— Trespass reported. A
stolen vehicle was located
and a male was arrested for
unauthorized use of a motor
vehicle but had since posted
bail. The vehicle was towed
and the owner contacted.
April 12 — Washington
Street, 500 block — Theft
reported.
April 12 — W. Canyon
Way, 100 block — Mail theft
reported.
April 12 — W. Oak Street,
1000 block — Theft of a
wallet reported.
April 12 — East Road,
45000 block — Burglary
reported. Someone attempt-
ed to break in and there was
damage to rollup doors.
Other:
April 2-15 — Wasco
County — Deputies
responded to three mental
health and nine welfare
check calls.
April 8 — Brewery Grade
Road — Shots fired reported.
Deputies located fireworks
at the intersection of Ninth
and Brewery Grade.
April 13 — N.E. Aikin
Street, 100 block, Dufur —
Death reported.
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— Theft/identity theft
reported.
Motor vehicle crashes,
incidents, offenses and
impounds:
April 9 — E. Third and
Court Street — Traffic crash
reported.
April 10 — Highway 197
— A vehicle was reported
to be in the ditch. Deputies
contacted the driver, who
reported running out of gas
and coasting off of the road.
April 11 — Dodson Road,
79000 block, Tygh Valley
— Vehicle over an embank-
ment reported. The vehicle
was towed.
April 15 — W. Adeline
Way, 4700 block — Single
vehicle crash reported.
Outstanding warrants,
parole, probation or terms
violations:
April 9 — Highway 197 at
milepost 16 — Subject cited
and released on a statewide
felony warrant.
April 15 — Taylor Lakes —
Male lodged at NORCOR on
a warrant.
Theft, burglary or
robbery:
April 5 — W. Cherry
Heights Road, 5900 block —
Stolen phone reported.
April 6 — Highway 197,
1400 block — Theft of audio
video equipment reported.
April 7 — W. Seventh,
3700 block — Theft of $1,800
reported.
April 8 — Discovery Drive,
5000 block — Stolen vehicle
located.
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mill for both day and night shifts. If interested in any of
these positions please apply:
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DLI Operator
Twin Horizontal Gang
Gang Edger Operator
Single Resaw
Single Resaw Helper
Tipple Operator
Tipple Helper
Hula Saw
Planerman
• Planer lnfeed Helper
• Sorter Bin Chaser
• Stacker
• Strapper
• Forklift Driver
• Log Yard Operator/
Equipment Operator
• Millwright/Mechanic
• Chain Puller
Full job descriptions and required application
can be obtained at the main office located at
4865 Hwy 35 Hood River, OR 97031.
Job postings can also be found on Indeed.com