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THE HIGH PRAIRIAN

“All the news that’s print to fit”

Publisher: High Prairie Community Council
News Editor: Gwen Berry
Layout/Typesetting: Cindy Henchell, Cascadia Graphics & Publishing

Serving the Community of High Prairie Klickitat County, Washington

Published 4 times a year (or as often as needed)
The High Prairian can be viewed or downloaded for free on the High Prairie website: https://www.highprairie.us

Subscriptions for printed and mailed copies are available for $5 per year.
Contact the editor with news or comments:
Gwen Berry: pgwenberry@hotmail.com or 509-365-0025

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Lyle, WA 98635

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Vol. 23, No. 3

Posted on September 7, 2023 by webmistressSeptember 7, 2023
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Life got busy for your authors and editors and we ALMOST had to miss this one. There are still a couple weeks of summer left so this is officially the Summer edition of your favorite newsletter.

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Vol. 23, No. 2

Posted on May 19, 2023 by webmistressMay 19, 2023
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A sure sign of spring on the Prairie is the bright yellow fields of canola. For more signs of spring, read the latest High Prairian.

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Vol. 23, No. 1

Posted on March 3, 2023 by webmistressMarch 3, 2023
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Mother Nature gave us a little tease with spring and then tree us back into winter. while you dodge the snowflakes, put some brown sugar cookies in the oven and download and read the latest High Prairian.

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