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Girl Scouts donate stuffed animals for pediatric patients

THE DALLES — With the help of troop leaders Alena Palmer and Rachel Dodson, the Brownies and Daisies of Girl Scout Troop 10350 donated 62 stuffed animals for pediatric patients

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In proposed OHSU-Legacy deal, each side attracted by other s strengths

In proposed OHSU-Legacy deal, each side attracted by other s strengths
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Climate change impacts: Extreme heat is here to stay: Here s what it means for you and your health

Climate change impacts: Extreme heat is here to stay: Here s what it means for you and your health
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Extreme heat threatens communities nationwide Here are four ways your community can be more heat-resilient

As cities prepare for more extreme heat, experts recommend focusing on adding green space and paying greater attention to vulnerable populations.

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Extreme heat threatens communities nationwide Here are four ways your community can be more heat-resilient

As cities prepare for more extreme heat, experts recommend focusing on adding green space and paying greater attention to vulnerable populations.

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