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Weekly news from Four Corners Health Department

With only a few months before possession of small amounts of illicit drugs becomes a crime again in Oregon, Clatsop County leaders are working to quickly develop a deflection program

Connections Area Agency on Aging is hosting an in-person event on May 1 that will focus on taking care of the caregiver.

The program responsible for training attorneys versed in laws around space, technology and armed conflicts is changing its name to the Nebraska Space, Cyber and National Security Law Program.

Twins Aspen and Piper Geer are a dynamite duo, reading 1,000 books together! Animal books are beloved by both girls, and favorites include “Doggo and Pupper” and “Owl Diaries.” Reading

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The Illinois Department of Public Health awarded $2 million in grants to three organizations to increase the number of qualified providers who can offer abortion and other reproductive healthcare services.

BROCKWAY – Beth Stoltz may have left the classroom, but she and her family have not stopped helping the students in the Brockway Area School District.

WENATCHEE — In an effort to create inclusiveness in outdoor recreation in North Central Washington, NCW Equity Alliance and Trails, Recreation, Education, Advocacy and Development (TREAD) released a Belonging in