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A look back on some of the Source Weekly's most impactful and important stories of 2021

Emerson's Cleared. Now What? | Local News | Bend | The Source Weekly

Emerson’s Cleared. Now What?  The City’s after-action report from the closing of a camp on Emerson Avenue could guide future closures on City-owned right of ways On June 23 the Bend Police Department, in coordination with social services agencies, closed and cleared Emerson Avenue, where 40 to 50 unhoused people were living on City right of ways, using a City policy uniquely tailored for Emerson that could guide how unhoused encampments are swept in the future. At the Bend City Council meeting approving the policy on June 2, Councilor Anthony Broadman called it a “dress rehearsal” for problems in the community, as the number of unhoused people continues to increase yearly. 

Hundreds Believed Dead in US, Canada Heat Wave

Hundreds Believed Dead in US, Canada Heat Wave July 02, 2021 Salem Fire Department paramedics and employees of Falck Northwest ambulances respond to a heat exposure call during a heat wave, June 26, 2021, in Salem, Ore. Share share Print Many of the dead were found alone, in homes without air conditioning or fans. Some were elderly — one as old as 97. The body of an immigrant farm laborer was found in an Oregon nursery. As forecasters warned of a record-breaking heat wave in the Pacific Northwest and western Canada last weekend, officials set up cooling centers, distributed water to the homeless and took other steps. Still, hundreds of people are believed to have died from Friday to Tuesday.

At least 79 people die in Oregon during catastrophic heatwave

Hundreds of people die across Pacific Northwest and Canada with at least 79 dead in Oregon alone after catastrophic heatwave during which temperatures hit 115F Hundreds of people are feared to have died during record-breaking temperatures in the Pacific Northwest and western Canada Officials set up cooling centers, distributed water to the homeless and took other steps as mercury climbed as high as 115F in Seattle and Portland The death toll in the state of Oregon reached 79 while in Canada, British Columbia there were reports of at least 486 'sudden and unexpected deaths'  In Oregon's Multnomah County, the oldest person to die was 97 and the youngest 44

Hundreds believed dead in Northwest heat wave despite efforts to help

Hundreds believed dead in Pacific Northwest heat wave despite efforts to help

Jul 1, 2021 8:23 PM EDT SALEM, Ore. (AP) — Many of the dead were found alone, in homes without air conditioning or fans. Some were elderly — one as old as 97. The body of an immigrant farm laborer was found in an Oregon nursery. As forecasters warned of a record-breaking heat wave in the Pacific Northwest and western Canada last weekend, officials set up cooling centers, distributed water to the homeless and took other steps. Still, hundreds of people are believed to have died from Friday to Tuesday. An excessive heat warning remained in effect for parts of the interior Northwest and western Canada Thursday.

Hundreds believed dead in Northwest heat

Hundreds believed dead in Northwest heat ">Salem Fire Department paramedics and employees of Falck Northwest ambulances respond to a heat exposure call during a heat wave, Saturday, June 26, 2021, in Salem, Ore. (AP Photo/Nathan Howard) Nathan Howard ">A Salvation Army EMS vehicle is setup as a cooling station as people lineup to get into a splash park while trying to beat the heat in Calgary, Alberta, Wednesday, June 30, 2021. Environment Canada warns the torrid heat wave that has settled over much of Western Canada won't lift for days. (Jeff McIntosh/The Canadian Press via AP) Jeff McIntosh ">Field laborers work at Ernst Nursery & Farms, the location of a heat death during last weekend's record breaking temperatures on Thursday, July, 1, 2021, in St. Paul, Ore. Oregon OSHA is investigating Ernst Nursery and Farms, which did not respond to a request for comment. Reyna Lopez, executive director of a northwest farmworkers' union, known by its Spanish-language initials, PCUN, called the death “shameful” and faulted both Oregon OSHA for not adopting emergency rules ahead of the... Nathan Howard

Hundreds believed dead in heat wave despite efforts to help

Hundreds believed dead in heat wave despite efforts to help ANDREW SELSKY, Associated Press FacebookTwitterEmail 23 1of23Salem Fire Department paramedics and employees of Falck Northwest ambulances respond to a heat exposure call during a heat wave, Saturday, June 26, 2021, in Salem, Ore.Nathan Howard/APShow MoreShow Less 2of23A Salvation Army EMS vehicle is setup as a cooling station as people lineup to get into a splash park while trying to beat the heat in Calgary, Alberta, Wednesday, June 30, 2021. Environment Canada warns the torrid heat wave that has settled over much of Western Canada won't lift for days. (Jeff McIntosh/The Canadian Press via AP)Jeff McIntosh/APShow MoreShow Less

Heat Wave: Hundreds Believed Dead Despite Efforts to Help – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

Hundreds in Canada, US, believed dead in heatwave despite efforts to help

Hundreds in Canada, US, believed dead in heatwave despite efforts to help Toggle share menu Advertisement Hundreds in Canada, US, believed dead in heatwave despite efforts to help Salem Fire Department paramedics and employees of Falck Northwest ambulances respond to a heat exposure call during a heat wave on Jun 26, 2021, in Salem, Oregon. (AP Photo/Nathan Howard) 02 Jul 2021 07:27AM (Updated: 02 Jul 2021 07:31AM) Share this content SALEM, Oregon: Many of the dead were found alone, in homes without air-conditioning or fans.  Some were elderly — one as old as 97. The body of an immigrant farm labourer was found in an Oregon nursery.