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Today's First Thing podcast touches on these top stories:

Reward in case of arrow-injured deer quadruples.

Forest Service wants to share stewardship with trail users.

Read full versions of these stories at www.mailtribune.com.

Listen to other Mail Tribune podcasts at www.mailtribune.com/podcasts, or on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher and Soundcloud.

Today's First Thing podcast touches on these top stories:

Reward in case of arrow-injured deer quadruples.

Forest Service wants to share stewardship with trail users.

Read full versions of these stories at www.mailtribune.com.

Listen to other Mail Tribune podcasts at www.mailtribune.com/podcasts, or on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher and Soundcloud.

Today's First Thing podcast touches on these top stories:

Reward in case of arrow-injured deer quadruples.

Forest Service wants to share stewardship with trail users.

Read full versions of these stories at www.mailtribune.com.

Listen to other Mail Tribune podcasts at www.mailtribune.com/podcasts, or on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher and Soundcloud.

Today's First Thing podcast touches on these top stories:

Asante wins Level II trauma status.

I-5 viaduct concerns drag out fish barrier removal.

Read full stories at www.mailtribune.com.

Listen to other Mail Tribune podcasts at www.mailtribune.com/podcasts.

Today's First Thing podcast touches on these top stories:

Asante wins Level II trauma status.

I-5 viaduct concerns drag out fish barrier removal.

Read full stories at www.mailtribune.com.

Listen to other Mail Tribune podcasts at www.mailtribune.com/podcasts.

Today's First Thing podcast touches on these top stories:

Asante wins Level II trauma status.

I-5 viaduct concerns drag out fish barrier removal.

Read full stories at www.mailtribune.com.

Listen to other Mail Tribune podcasts at www.mailtribune.com/podcasts.

Remembering Opening Day of trout season that no longer exists in Oregon.

Remembering Opening Day of trout season that no longer exists in Oregon.

Remembering Opening Day of trout season that no longer exists in Oregon.

Southern Oregon food writer Sarah Lemon uses prepared wonton wrappers for a variety of dishes, including "beginner" soup dumplings.