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Sandy Chainsaw Artist Takes Aim at Guinness World Record During Forest Fest

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By Justin Andress Verified
| The Mountain Times (Welches, Oregon)
By Justin Andress, The Mountain Times Beginning June 5, the expansive lot behind Dick Hannah Ford will host the fourth annual Sandy Invitational Chainsaw Competition and Forest Festival. The yearly celebration draws attention to the work being done at Trajectory, a Sandy-based nonprofit that works to bridge the cultural divide between forestry conservation and the logging industry.
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SICC Forest Fest Brings Timber Sports, Chainsaw Art Back to Sandy

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By Justin Andress Verified
| The Mountain Times (Welches, Oregon)
By Justin Andress, The Mountain Times It’s early May, and Austin Ernesti and Wayne Stone are standing in an expansive field behind Dick Hannah Ford, a Sandy landmark that runs the length of two city blocks. The two men are talking choker races, single- and double-buck, and log burling. As the fourth annual Sandy International Chainsaw Competition and Forest Fest approaches, Stone and Ernesti are two of the myriad people charged with making sure that the event’s timber sports come together.
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Brandi Ray Brings Empathy and Experience to New Role at Mt. Hood Village

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By Justin Andress Verified
| The Mountain Times (Welches, Oregon)
By Justin Andress, Mountain Times There’s a little shakeup happening at Mt. Hood Village, a Welches-based community that sits on Highway 26. Longtime employee Brandi Ray has been promoted to Administrative Assistant, and that’s nothing but good news for the mountain community. Mt. Hood Village is a pivotal spot on Mt. Hood, whether you realize it or not. Not only is it home to a core group of tenants, the Village sees a wide array of short-term visitors, too.
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