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Trout Lake Newswriters
tlnewswriters@gmail.com
Sarah Burr Arnold, 395-2669
Sean McGroarty, 395-9394
Kira Fogarty
Sofie Brubaker
Even though the cold and rain have arrived, the Gorge still has plenty to offer the local palate. Many farms have apples and pears aplenty, and local markets are carrying them too. Nothing says fall like apple pie. Many new, and old but less frequently seen varieties are cropping up. Ask about which ones are best for pies, or applesauce, or just eating out of hand.
If you are into local food and looking for a good cause, check out Cultivate Klickitat, happening Saturday, Nov. 3, 6 to 9 p.m. at Skyline Hospital. There will be a four course dinner made locally and with local ingredients, local beer and wine, an auction, and music and dancing with Too Much. Proceeds go to support "The Meeting Place" at Skyline. Reserve a spot by going online to www.skylinefoundation.org or calling 509-637-2602.
Stay warm and dry, and enjoy the bounty autumn has to offer.
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