TV Log for June 28, 2026

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Hoch Hugs

Submitted by Dale and Sue Vice, Lot 29

A small group of friends said their goodbyes to Thom and Dar Hoch this Saturday, June 27 at the Rick De Young Coffee Club. It was a bittersweet opportunity to express our appreciation to these pillars of the park for their many contributions. They will be greatly missed.

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Get Ready for a Bark Day! Thursday July 2 @ 8:30am – Meet at Clubhouse

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J&J June 15 and June 23 Minutes Posted

The most recent Jacks & Jills meeting minutes are posted on the website under Organizations > Jacks & Jills Activity Committee. You can also read them here.

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Mr Gobble Winner June 2026

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Movie Night Thursday June 25, 2026 at 5:00 PM

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TV Log June 21, 2026

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July 4 Festivities!

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Clubhouse decorating Wednesday, July 1st 1:30 PM

Come help us decorate the clubhouse dining room for the 4th of July

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Questions see Karen Hofferber #49

503-784-8638

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USDA Spongy Moth Survey Underway

Photo Submitted by the Office

USDA personnel may be placing green “milk carton” traps or triangular delta traps in our area as part of an ongoing survey for the invasive spongy moth. These traps are designed to attract only male moths and are safe around people, pets, and wildlife. If you see a trap, please do not disturb it. Spongy moth caterpillars can damage hundreds of tree species, and early detection helps prevent their spread.

Learn more at https://www.oregon.gov/oda/ippm/survey-treatment/pages/spongy-moth.aspx

Click the image below to view a larger version and see examples of the traps used in the survey.


USDA Spongy Moth Survey door hanger

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