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Laurel Brown

Laurel Brown

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News Staff, Columbia Gorge News

Seattle

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Rhode Island

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I don't cover topics about health, natural sciences, and technology.

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Total articles 235

  • Artist Joy Kloman in her happy place

    By Laurel Brown| Columbia Gorge News@ By Laurel BrownColumbia Gorge NewsHOOD RIVER — Spring inspiration is in the air, and sunny days and flowers blooming can bring out the creative side of anyone. Local artist and teacher Joy Kloman took some time to share her art journey and participation on the upcoming Gorge Artists Open Studio Tours this spring. After Kloman’s husband Mark took a job in the Gorge 18 years ago, they moved from Florida to Oregon and never regretted it.

    By Laurel Brown · Columbia Gorge News

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Tina’s Animal Care LLC: From New Jersey to the Gorge

    By Laurel Brown| Columbia Gorge News@ By Laurel BrownColumbia Gorge NewsWHITE SALMON — From cats to goats, Tina’s Animal Care is the newest licensed and insured pet care business in the Gorge. After visiting Hood River for a wedding, Christina DiRenzo immediately felt drawn to the Columbia River Gorge. Originally from New Jersey, where the “go-go-go” pace didn’t match her own mindset, she knew the Pacific Northwest was calling her. Late last year she finally made the move and found herself calling White Salmon her new home.

    By Laurel Brown · Columbia Gorge News

    Apr. 01, 2025

  • Artist Joy Kloman in her happy place

    By Laurel Brown| Columbia Gorge News@ By Laurel BrownColumbia Gorge NewsHOOD RIVER — Spring inspiration is in the air, and sunny days and flowers blooming can bring out the creative side of anyone. Local artist and teacher Joy Kloman took some time to share her art journey and participation on the upcoming Gorge Artists Open Studio Tours this spring. After Kloman’s husband Mark took a job in the Gorge 18 years ago, they moved from Florida to Oregon and never regretted it.

    By Laurel Brown · Columbia Gorge News

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Columbia Gorge News

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