By Amber Ford, The Mountain Times Mt. Hood Villages residents wear many hats while living in this great community. Parents, business owners, librarians, retirees, students, and now, The Hoodland Cleanup Crew. As tourism continues to grow and passersby use Highway 26 as a scenic route to central and eastern Oregon, the growing concern for litter and its lasting impact on The Mt. Hood National Forest and Mt. Hood Villages is now a concern with a local solution. After many local reports of trash...
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By Amber Ford, The Mountain Times Mt. Hood Villages residents wear many hats while living in this great community. Parents, business owners, librarians, retirees, students, and now, The Hoodland Cleanup Crew. As tourism continues to grow and passersby use Highway 26 as a scenic route to central and eastern Oregon, the growing concern for litter and its lasting impact on The Mt. Hood National Forest and Mt. Hood Villages is now a concern with a local solution. After many local reports of trash...
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