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PORTLAND, Ore., Feb 04, 2021 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — Oregonians have a longstanding and beloved winter tradition of Plunging into the frigid Columbia waters and even some icy cold pools every February to raise money and awareness for Special Olympics Oregon. Donning their wildest costumes and swimming attire, more than 1,500 brave (some might say crazy) supporters across Oregon would have been preparing to take the Polar Plunge next month. In a normal year, the Plunge would take place in 5 l...

Bend Polar Plunge benefiting Special Olympics Oregon goes virtual, offers variety BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- Oregonians have a long-standing and beloved winter tradition of plunging into the frigid Deschutes waters every February to raise money and awareness for Special Olympics Oregon. Donning their wildest costumes and swimming attire, more than 2,500 brave (some might say crazy) supporters across Oregon would have been preparing to take the Polar Plunge next month. In a normal year, the Plunge ...

The governor has activated the national guard to help with this growing water emergency in the city of flint. this jug here -- im from the south. iced tea? not at all. this is tap water contaminated with lead and iron. this is after they switched the supply source from luke huron to the flint river. apparently they were trying to save money. today volunteers were delivering clean jugs of lead-free water. >> i want him to stay in office and see what mess hes created here. i want him to see the pe...

They can start it up again provided there is no damage as quickly as possible when the storm passes. but youre right, there is a psychological impact because people have known in the past that with a storm and damage from that storm, the infrastructure that supports oil and oil products all the way up the east coast, from the gulf of mexico, really to washington, d.c., that infrastructure is quite vulnerable to the supply source. so people tend to, in worrying about a storm as they should, fill ...

Or win. >> important. general, what i dont understand, wayne simmons is why would a general who knows this war better than i would ever know it say something that we know goes against logic. how can you possibly win a war and not stop the supply source? >> well, look, look. the intelligence is first and foremost, brian, as you know, and most of the viewers know. without good intelligence, there can be no victory. you cannot win. any, any military skirmish or war or battle or engagement. our huma...