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Oregon teacher captures images of very rare bird never before seen in US

A middle school band teacher in Oregon has made headlines in the bird community after photographing a rare species that's believed to be seen in the U.S. for the first time.

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Extremely rare bird spotted on Oregon coast | The Daily Chronicle

Michael Sanchez is no birder. But the 41-year-old Vancouver man has been getting into photography. So, on a trip to the coast last Sunday, he woke up before dawn and carried his new Sony camera to …

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Genea-Musings: Randy at RootsTech 2022 - Day 1 Virtual Activities

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Manitoba Mennonites ancestors benefited from immunizations 200 years ago

Winnipeg Free Press Manitoba Mennonites ancestors benefited from immunizations 200 years ago RUTH BONNEVILLE / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS Archivist Conrad Stoesz holds a microfiche with a list of Mennonites inoculated against smallpox 200 years ago. For a Winnipeg archivist, a bold move by an 18th-century Russian empress makes a strong case for people to get vaccinated during the current COVID-19 pandemic. For a Winnipeg archivist, a bold move by an 18th-century Russian empress makes a strong case for people to get vaccinated during the current COVID-19 pandemic. Conrad Stoesz was reading about the efforts of Catherine the Great of Russia to protect her country against smallpox when he realized her connection to 200-year-old immunization records of Mennonite children held at Mennonite Heritage Archives at Canadian Mennonite University.

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