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Mystery of missing woman solved by stranger examining aerial images

Nine months after an Idaho woman went missing, her remains have been found thanks to a stranger who scoured aerial images of Oregon's high desert.

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Thanks to drones and small army of volunteers, remains of Boise woman found in Oregon

Gwen Brunelle went missing at the end of June 2023 and was finally found in April in eastern Oregon, after nearly a year of searching.

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Thanks to drones and small army of volunteers, remains of Boise woman found in Oregon

Thanks to drones and small army of volunteers, remains of Boise woman found in Oregon
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Thanks to drones and small army of volunteers, remains of Boise woman found in Oregon

Thanks to drones and small army of volunteers, remains of Boise woman found in Oregon
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Rural reporting needs trust, common ground

When reporting in rural communities, journalists must “listen and shut up.” That was the advice of former Native News Online managing editor and author Valerie Vande Panne, a panelist at a session of the recent Society of Environmental Journalists annual conference in Philadelphia.

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