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	Molalla River - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Molalla River is a tributary of the Willamette River in the U.S. state of Oregon.
		The confluence of the Molalla, Pudding, and Willamette form a floodplain that provides one of the most significant habitats for small mammals and waterfowl in the Willamette Valley, including the largest blue heron rookery in the region.
		During the early 1800s, the area around the river was populated by the Molalla Indians.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Molalla_River (295 words)

	Molalla River and Tributaries Whitewater Paddling - Whitewater Kayaking Routes
		The Molalla is smaller and more technical than the neighboring Clackamas River, but it offers similar variety for kayakers and canoeists.
		The river is more interesting and not nearly as flat as it appears from the road...
		This scenic and playful run on the Molalla River is mostly class 2, with several class 3 drops near the middle.
	www.trails.com /activity.asp?area=15331 (534 words)

	Oregon.com - Molalla, Oregon
		Molalla is a small community in the foothills of the Cascade Range and a gateway to the Mt. Hood National Forest.
		Molalla is surrounded by farms and rural residential development.
		History: By the mid-1800s the Molalla tradition of hunting and fishing became seriously threatened by encroaching white settlers and it would not be long before their very lifestyle was under siege.
	www.oregon.com /towns/molalla/molalla.cfm (473 words)

	Willamette Riverkeeper - Natural Waters
		The Molalla River drains the Western Cascades of southwestern Clackamas County.
		The Pudding River's headwaters are in the low-lying Waldo Hills east of Salem.
		The Tualatin River drains an area of 712 square miles and flows approximately 83 miles from its headwaters in the Coast Range to the Willamette River near West Linn and Rivermile 29.
	www.willamette-riverkeeper.org /nww1.htm (1120 words)

	First People of Clackamas County Oregon: the Molallas
		The Molalla emphasis on hunting skills was also embodied in competitive target practice games such as Kakalinpasa where the object was to hit a rolling wheel of maple bark and grass with an arrow.
		By the mid-1800s the Molalla tradition of hunting and fishing became seriously threatened by encroaching white settlers and it would not be long before their very lifestyle was under siege.
		Some Molalla Indians, unhappy with their new life on the reservation, tried to return to their traditional lands near the Molalla River only to find the landscape so changed by the fences and ploughs of white farmers that they could no longer call it home.
	www.usgennet.org /alhnorus/ahorclak/molallas.html (1976 words)

	News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Reprinted from the July 29, 2003 issue of the Molalla Pioneer.
		Carpenter, head custodian for the Molalla River School District, and his crew of three have been painting the hallways in the school colors of fl and orange.
		Carpenter, head custodian for the Molalla River School District, and his crew of three started painting the hallways in orange and fl - MHS' school colors - the minute school was out this year.
	www.molalla-alumni.org /NewsStories.htm (346 words)

	Molalla River State Park, an Oregon State Park near Aloha, Beaverton, Boring, Canby, Cedar Hills
		The floodplains of these rivers provide important habitat for waterfowl, wading birds, deer, small mammals, reptiles and amphibians.
		Molalla River State Park has grassy field areas for picnics and games and a pet exercise area where you can let your dog run off leash.
		The color-illustrated map covers the lower thirty-five river miles between Molalla River State Park near the Canby Ferry to the Willamette's confluence with the Columbia River at...
	www.stateparks.com /molalla_river.html (520 words)

	Molalla, Oregon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Mollalla was named after the Molalla River, which in turn was named for the Molala, a Native American tribe that inhabited the area.
		Molalla is located in the foothills of the Cascade Range, near the Mount Hood National Forest, 15 miles south of Oregon City and 13 miles from Interstate 5.
		Molalla is the home of the over 70-year-old Molalla Buckeroo Rodeo, the Apple Festival and a miniature steam train at Shady Dell Park.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Molalla,_Oregon (830 words)

	Local
		Molalla is a small community of 6,395 in the foothills of the Cascade Range and a gateway to the Mt. Hood National Forest.
		The surrounding area is rich in recreation opportunities including fishing in the Molalla River, hunting, and hiking.
		Molalla is the proud host of the over 70-year old Molalla Buckeroo Rodeo, the Apple Festival, and a miniature steam train at Shady Dell Park.
	www.molallasanitaryservice.com /local.htm (238 words)

	Rock Pile Wave Molalla River
		Keep in mind that the gauge on the Molalla is located many miles down river in Canby close to the Willamette.
		The Molalla is a small drainage prone to rapid fluctuations during and after rain and/or snowmelt events.
		Closest Camping: Once you have crossed the Molalla River at the Glen Avon Bridge there are numerous developed and undeveloped campsites in the Molalla River Recreation Area to chose from.
	www.playboatingnorthwest.com /Play2004/Oregon/Rockpile/rockpile.htm (620 words)

	Molalla RiverWatch \| About the Molalla River
		During the 1920's this same trail was utilized by Native Americans from the Warm Springs Reservation to reach traditional huckleberry picking areas near the Molalla River and Table Rock.
		By the early 1900's, logging and mining companies were fully established in the Molalla River watershed.
		Today, logging and recreational use are the primary activities in the upper reaches of the Molalla River.
	molallariverwatch.org /themolalla.html (278 words)

	Christian Camps, Oregon Christian Camp and Retreat Center
		Molalla Retreat camp and conference center has been bringing Oregon adults, youth and children together in Christ since 1970.
		We are one of the only Portland area Christian camps that rents our facilities during the summer months, allowing church groups to plan their own retreats, camps and conferences.
		We are located in the foothills of the Cascades, 8 miles southeast of Molalla, Oregon and less than one hour from Portland and Salem.
	www.molallaretreat.com (220 words)

	Ruling affects district liability
		Parents who complained to the state about inadequate special education services their autistic son received in Molalla River schools have won a federal court case requiring the school district to pay the couple's attorney bills.
		The Luchts, who farm in Molalla, filed a complaint against the district in 1998, saying their son, Dustin, now 15, was not receiving an adequate education.
		In a second due process complaint that was heard this summer and is still pending, the Luchts have asked that Molalla River pay the cost of sending their son to a specialized program they believe can better serve him.
	www.oregonlive.com /news/oregonian/index.ssf?/news/oregonian/00/09/lc_61spece08.frame (849 words)

	Survey Efforts and Records - 1994
		The upper Molalla River basin was again surveyed in 1 day, though 1 week later than in 1993.
		A hen with 4 young was observed on the Nestucca River on July 1 by Harry Nehls on the Nestucca River, which represents only the second confirmed breeding record for the Oregon Coast Ranges and the first for the Nestucca basin.
		The Molalla basin pair survey resulted in the detection of 21 ducks representing at least 7 pairs.
	hometown.aol.com /owlhooter/HQPAGE4.html (751 words)

	Molalla RiverWatch \| Welcome
		olalla RiverWatch is a non-profit organization created in 1992 by a group of local citizens for the purpose of protecting, preserving, and restoring the flora, fauna and water quality of the Molalla River and its tributaries.
		Concerned with the excessive amount of garbage dumped along the river bank and often into the river, we are committed to promoting respect and understanding of the Molalla River watershed through education and conservation for present and future generations.
		Our common bond is a love for the Molalla and the beauty and recreational activities it provides.
	www.molallariverwatch.org (120 words)

	ABR, Inc. - Projects
		ABR is performing a study to examine the effects of the drying of a section of the Fenton River in late summer 2005 on the benthic macroinvertebrate community.
		Both the effects of the drying of the river and subsequent recovery of the benthic community are being examined under this study.
		ABR is currently engaged in long-term physical, biological, and chemical monitoring of the South Fork of the John Day River and several tributaries to evaluate the effectiveness of restoration projects and best management practices intended to improve watershed conditions and function.
	www.abrinc.com /projects/fish-and-aquatic.htm (507 words)

	Friends of the Molalla River (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Several City Citizens applied for an initiatives to stop the city from discharging treated sewer water into the Molalla river or discharging sewer water treated with chlorine to the Molalla river, These initiatives were originally denied but in an appeal to the court the judge required the City to allow the initiatives.
		Friends of the Molalla River, Molalla River Watch, and Willamette Riverkeepers have filed a suit against Molalla City for wastewater violation over the last 6 years.
		The Initiative to change the Charter of the city to prohibit discharge of treated sewage into the waters of the state was placed with the city 6/5/06 containing over 800 signatures to have the vote in September.
	www.friendsofthemolallariver.com /index.html (370 words)

	Native Fish Society
		Friday I had the privilege of taking a fact-finding trip to the headwaters of all three forks of the Molalla River with four men whose deep appreciation for fish, fishing and and the Molalla River fishery was very evident.
		His love for the Molalla River and the fish that call it home is evident in every word he speaks.
		Schmidt has fished the river since he was old enough to cast a fishing pole, and was very knowledgeable about the river and how to fish it.
	www.nativefishsociety.org /about/news_july05.html (7151 words)

	BFRO Report 9391: Campers are greeted by tree-shaking display in afternoon near Molalla River
		NEAREST ROAD: Molalla River Rd 13 Miles south of Glen Avon Bridge on the Molalla River in Oregon, my friend, myself and two large dogs jumped out of my truck to check up on a regular camp site we use throughout the summer.
		It is is about 1,200' in elevation and has the typical scruffy low-elevation forest look about it - some tall trees, mostly second growth, and a tangled understory of alder, slide alder, huge ferns and dense brush.
		The abrupt start of the tree shaking was possibly connected with a resting sasquatch rousing from sleep and holding on to trees to beat a hasty retreat.
	www.bfro.net /GDB/show_report.asp?id=9391 (578 words)

	Harrison Wright
		He took out a claim along the Molalla River, a mile or two downstream from "Uncle Billy" Vaughan's homestead, on the ancestral hunting grounds of the Molalla Indians.
		He began operating a ferry on the river, later opened a general supply store in the town of Molalla, volunteered to ride against the Cayuse tribe following the killings at the Whitman Mission in late 1847, and served in the state legislature during the 1860s.
		While Harrison was off fighting, a renegade Molalla Indian named Crooked Finger organized militant Indians of tribes to the south of his home for a raid against the emigrants living on Molalla land.
	www.endoftheoregontrail.org /piofam/famwrit.html (731 words)

	Willamette River Water Trail — Oregon State Parks Trust
		Due to the overwhelming success of the first two legs of the Willamette River Water Trail, Oregon State Parks Trust has volunteered to help with the fundraising efforts to complete the third and final section.
		The estimated cost to complete the river trail is $1.1 million.
		Because over 70% of Oregon’s citizens live within 20 minutes of the Willamette River, an expanded water trail will offer a peaceful escape for the vast majority of Oregonians. The Water Trail already provides a distinctive tourist opportunity that creates new economic activity for our state and will grow with the expansion.
	www.oregonstateparkstrust.org /OurWork/Valley/WillamatteRiverTrail (332 words)

	Molalla Retreat
		Molalla Retreat is conveniently located 20 miles SE of Portland and 25 miles NE of Salem Oregon.
		We are 35 minutes east of I-5 at the Woodburn exit and 30 minutes south of I-205 in Portland (exit 10, Molalla/ Highway 213 exit).
		Once in Molalla on Hwy 211, travel through Molalla to the Astro gas station on the left.
	www.molallaretreat.com /Directions.htm (265 words)

	Molalla River Corridor \| Oregon Mountain Bike Trails
		Huckleberry Trail (an old gravel road) is a central artery running the length of the corridor.
		The Molalla River Recreation Corridor is 9 miles southeast of the city of Molalla.
		Molalla is about halfway between Portland and Salem, about 16 miles east of Interstate 5.
	www.trails.com /tcatalog_trail.asp?trailid=BGW051-082 (234 words)

	Home
		Many first time visitors to Molalla feel as if they have taken a step back in time.
		It is the purpose of this organization to support and promote economic growth and development of the business community, and to play a visible and vital role in the Molalla area.
		The Molalla River and the Molalla River Corridor
	www.molallachamber.com (208 words)

	The Third Annual Oregon Buckeroo BBQ Championship
		Molalla, Oregon - July 2 and 3, 2006
		The Oregon Buckeroo BBQ Championship benefits the Molalla River Education Foundation which supports grants and scholarships in the Molalla River School District, including the Culinary Arts program.
		Proceeds help benefit the Molalla River Education Foundation.
	www.molalla-ed-foundation.org /bbq.html (224 words)

	The Foundation
		Since the Board of Education will no longer be providing video-taping for cablecast (effective July, 2002), suspended delivery of the "Molalla River Reporter" and stopped communication with the "Educational Ambassadors" (September, 2002) I have tried to provide information regarding education concerns for interested persons:
		The Molalla River Education Foundation, Inc. is an independent, non-profit, tax-exempt 501(c)3 organization incorporated in 1996 to enhance the educational opportunities for the Molalla River community.
		The Molalla River Education Foundation is proud to be a contributing part of the community and will continue to solicit funds that will be directed through our nonprofit organization for the sole purpose of enhancing education.
	www.geneonet.com /MRSD/MREF.htm (705 words)

	Northern Oregon Bed and Breakfast in Molalla, The Prairie House Inn (near Portland OR).
		Northern Oregon Bed and Breakfast in Molalla, The Prairie House Inn (near Portland OR).
		Molalla is located in the scenic Willamette Valley, just 30 miles from downtown Portland and 20 minutes east of Woodburn off I-5.
		Public indoor swimming, tennis courts, fishing and rafting on the Molalla River and miles of cycling, horse trails and local wine tours available.
	www.prairiehouseinn.net (206 words)

	Portland Pooch - Portland Dog Parks (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Molalla River State Park has a modest-sized off-leash area near the entrance to the park.
		Unlike some of the other wonderful off-leash areas within the Oregon State Park system, the off-leash area at Molalla River State Park leaves much to be desired.
		The area is covered with flberry bushes and their thorny branches can pose a risk to your dog's pads.
	www.portlandpooch.com /dogparks/molallariver.htm (131 words)

	OLCV Talk: How this Election affects My Dog Days of Summer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		On the front cover was a story about the City of Molalla’s plans to dump treated waste into the Molalla River – my local swimming hole, and where I was heading.
		When a similar facility went into operation on on the Scioto River in Ohio, near my veterinary school, the water quality, measured in levels of fecal coliform bacteria, actually improved downstream of the facility due to the influx of clean, treated water.
		The Friends of the Molalla River have a good chance of passing an initiative, in a September 19th election, to prohibit the dumping of sewage into the Molalla River and they need all the help they can get.
	olcvblog.typepad.com /olcvblog/2006/08/how_this_electi.html (1241 words)

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