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K8 Create brings art education to Oregon's rural, coastal classrooms (opens the original)
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TILLAMOOK, Ore. (KATU) — From shaping metal to rag making to photography, it’s clear students at East Elementary School in Tillamook love art class. Sitka Center for Art and Ecology’s K8 Create program bridges a critical gap in their education. It’s a gap many rural communities face, with art being one of the first things cut when a budget is tight. “Even from the urban to the suburban to the rural, if I talk to friends in Portland, art is a given in their community. It's not here. It's somethin
Free equipment at A Caring Closet eases costs for Clark County caregivers, patients (opens the original)
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Vancouver, Wash. — From walkers to wheelchairs, commodes and hospital beds, durable medical equipment comes and goes at an overwhelming pace at A Caring Closet in Clark County. On the day KATU visited, Kahmdara Lappavong picked up a brand new shower chair for her 85-year-old dad, who has Parkinson's disease. She and her sisters are his primary caregivers. “This is like my sixth or seventh time here. If I were to buy this it would be very expensive and actually, I spent a lot of money on equipmen
'Dog Wash Extravaganza' raises money to give dogs and incarcerated youth a second chance (opens the original)
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TUALATIN, Ore. (KATU) — Dozens of dogs were washed, dried and brushed at this year’s Dog Wash Extravaganza at Stickmen Brewing in Tualatin. It's all to benefit Project POOCH, a non-profit that pairs incarcerated youth with shelter dogs. Project POOCH runs a small kennel at MacLaren Youth Correctional Facility in Marion County, where young men build job and life skills by working directly with the dogs. Project POOCH Executive Director Sarah Bradham explains, “as they get to witness the dogs chan
Everyday Heroes: Go The Distance - Recovery through physical fitness (opens the original)
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At CODA's Gresham Recovery Center, a group of men is taking literal steps toward recovery, with Izzy Alvarado setting the pace. GRESHAM, Ore. (KATU) — At CODA's Gresham Recovery Center, a group of men is taking literal steps toward recovery, with Izzy Alvarado setting the pace. Izzy knows the benefits because he took those steps himself. He’s been sober from alcohol and drugs since 2017. “I just feel so blessed that I'm able to be standing here, that my body is right, and to be able to show the
Everyday Heroes: Nonprofit aims to prevent melanoma (opens the original)
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MILWAUKIE, Ore. (KATU) — Gresham resident Ryan Kiernan has been handing out free sunscreen samples at the new 1847 Taphouse, anchored by Migration Brewing, in Milwaukie. "They're currently going through about 300 or so sunscreen samples a week, and I think we're about 1,800 samples distributed so far," Ryan told us. He's calling the campaign, "SPF: Sunscreen, Pints, Friends." "Connecting with your friends, you know, over a pint, encouraging them to protect their skin. And just, you know, doing i
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