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Dollar Fire Labor Day Update
Monday, September 5, 2011
Most of the haze is gone after yesterday's thick smoke that blanketed the Mt. Hood area. Today, just a thin haze in the air. Here is today's update for September 5th on the size of the fire, the closed trails and forest service roads, campgrounds, and other pertinent information you may need to know.
A bit of inspiration from Mt. Hood
Monday, September 5, 2011
Hit the coffee for your inspiration.
Dollar Fire Closes LoLo Pass and Campgrounds
Sunday, September 4, 2011
It's a hazy day near Mt. Hood today with the Dollar Fire clouding up our skies on this Labor Day weekend. This fire originated from the North side from a lightening strike near Cooper Spur. Yesterday it crept up to Cathedral Ridge with strong East winds whipping down our canyons. Limbs were dropping and power was knocked out for some local residents. Friends up LoLo Pass Road had ash raining down on their home all afternoon.
Many campers and horse campers were told to leave our local campgrounds-McNeil and Riley Horse Camp, Lost Lake. The Pacific Crest Trail is closed too. Check details on camp areas that are closed.
Mt. Hood Mountain Express Service Hits 100,000 riders
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Locals have been thrilled with the Mountain Express Bus to help with transportation locally from Brightwood, Rhododendron, Welches to Sandy. The service has been going for seven years and now even includes Saturday service.
Today's Morning Coffee
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Here's a bit of inspiration for the day. Click on the Coffee below.
Government Camp Real Estate Sales
Monday, August 29, 2011
Inventory is up in the Government Camp area. Sixteen condos and thirteen detached single family homes are currently for sale. Skiers have a multitude of choices for this season! Here are the most recent sales in the area over the past four months including two lot sales:
Mt. Hood Foreclosures-Facing Foreclosure? Read This
Sunday, August 28, 2011
If you are facing a Mt. Hood foreclosure you may want to pay attention to this recent article in the Oregonian concerning a delay of many foreclosures going to court. This could delay your foreclosure for a while and as the court reviews these cases, some of our Oregon laws could make you liable for the difference in what you owe to the lender and what your home actually sells for.
How did this happen? Well, last year Federal judges started blocking foreclosures because the lenders did not follow procedures properly. If your mortgage was sold many times (and most have- through MERS*) the requirement is that each sale of that mortgage is to be recorded in the County that the sale takes place. MERS eliminated that "recording" process and these Federal judges are calling that process invalid because they did not follow the law's requirements.
Call your lender and be sure of the dates for foreclosure because you may be premature in your move out of your home.
*What is MERS and what does it mean to me in an Oregon foreclosure?
Mt. Hood Huckleberry Festival and Barlow Trail Days This Weekend
Saturday, August 27, 2011
Come to the Mt. Hood this weekend and enjoy the Mt. Hood Huckleberry Festival and Barlow Trail Days. This three day event has been a mountain tradition for many years. This local family event celebrates the history of the Oregon Trail and Native American History.
The event takes place at Mt Hood Village, 65000 East Highway 26 near Brightwood.
Fantastic Forest Cabin Just Listed in the Mt. Hood National Forest
Saturday, August 27, 2011
Here's a great Mt. Hood vacation getaway for skiers that's VERY affordable. Located in the pristine Mt. Hood National Forest it sits in a prime location near Rhododendron and it's only an hour away from Portland. Listen to the Zig Zag River from your front deck and let your cares slip away in your Mt. Hood cabin.
This cozy A-Frame features a toe warming wood stove, a loft upstairs for sleeping and a bonus room down that could be another bedroom. The kitchen is open to the living room area. There's a back deck too for enjoying the surrounding firs and wildlife. Lots of wood and big beams make a warm setting in your living room area. Big windows face out to the forest.
Skiers will love the convenience of a short 20 minute drive to the slopes. With the Mt. Hood National Forest out your back door there are tons of hiking trails to take advantage of. It's a short walk to either the Zig Zag River or Still Creek.
Asking $100,000
New to the market! Take a tour of this Mt. Hood cabin!
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