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Development of Subdivision Below Old Butte & Saddle Rock Continues

December 8, 2017
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Well, we are back again friends. The development process for 18 homes to be built below our beloved Saddle Rock continues. The developer, Steven Tramp will be hosting a community meeting to discuss his develo... Read More...

Give Your Input-Rocky Reach Trail Gate Closures

September 20, 2017
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Rocky Reach Trail gate closures were originally created to offset landowner concerns that trail use would interfere with agricultural use. Gates were to be closed from 8:00 am to noon, April to July, to allow f... Read More...

Should Grizzlies Return to the North Cascades?

February 23, 2017
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by WenOut Staff Should grizzly bears return to the North Cascades? A debate is currently taking place about whether the grizzly bear, once a resident of the state, should be reintroduced to it one-time habi... Read More...

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Wenatchee River Institute at Barn Beach Reserve is Wenatchee River Institute at Barn Beach Reserve is hosting an autumn amble on THURSDAY of this week during the Wenatchee Moves campaign. This campaign is hosted by Wenatchee Outdoors. This event includes a two hour hike with a naturalist who will tell you about the area! To register and to find out more info. for this event use the link below. http://www.wenatcheemoves.org/.../autumn-ambles-with-w-r-i/
Heads up WenOut friends! This takes place TOMORROW Heads up WenOut friends! This takes place TOMORROW. Chelan PUD will replace four power poles along the Old Pipeline Bed Trail in Tumwater Canyon, about 1.5 miles west of Leavenworth, on Oct. 13. The trail will be closed for safety 6 a.m.-2 p.m. Wednesday while a low-flying helicopter delivers new poles from the Red Bridge parking lot for installation along the powerline. The timing may vary based on weather conditions. While the work is underway, crews will place a sign and a flagger at the parking lot entrance, and two electronic readerboards along Highway 2. The highway will remain open, but slowdowns are possible. Please drive with caution. The 52-year-old poles were identified as a priority for replacement based on the PUD’s wood pole testing program, which inspects about 10 percent of the PUD’s poles each year. Each pole is inspected every 10 years to ensure safety and reliability.
The larches are in full swing! Head to 5,000 feet The larches are in full swing! Head to 5,000 feet in elevation to larch march. It was super magical today, hiking among the trees of gold colors! 🙌
We feel this way too. What about you? We feel this way too. What about you?
Sustainable Wenatchee is holding a litter pick up Sustainable Wenatchee is holding a litter pick up event TOMORROW during the Wenatchee Moves campaign. The campaign is hosted by Wenatchee Outdoors. Make new friends, help out your community and the earth by picking up litter and feel good for it! Use the link below for more info. and to register for the event. http://www.wenatcheemoves.org/.../litter-pick-up-with.../
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