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Food bank volunteers in Sheridan, Ore., July 1 2025. The Grand Sheramina Food Bank distributes food twice monthly. More than 100 people came from rural West Yamhill County to collect food boxes.(Amelia Templeton / OPB)
JPR's Charlie Zimmermann hosts a showcase of news features from around our region:
KLCC's Julia Boboc: Students and staff find success in Bethel School District Summer Reading Program
KLCC’s Rebecca Hansen-White: Interview: As contacts between Oregon police and immigration enforcement grows, a group is training communities to enforce sanctuary law
OPB's Amelia Templeton: Revived clinic brings hope to Sheridan, but Medicaid cuts threaten its future
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By Mike GreenFood bank volunteers in Sheridan, Ore., July 1 2025. The Grand Sheramina Food Bank distributes food twice monthly. More than 100 people came from rural West Yamhill County to collect food boxes.(Amelia Templeton / OPB)
JPR's Charlie Zimmermann hosts a showcase of news features from around our region:
KLCC's Julia Boboc: Students and staff find success in Bethel School District Summer Reading Program
KLCC’s Rebecca Hansen-White: Interview: As contacts between Oregon police and immigration enforcement grows, a group is training communities to enforce sanctuary law
OPB's Amelia Templeton: Revived clinic brings hope to Sheridan, but Medicaid cuts threaten its future