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Clackamas County halts housing project at Estacada motel Project would have given first priority to those displaced by wildires, eventually become workforce housing Clackamas County commissioners voted to put the breaks on a project that would provide shelter for homeless individuals and later transition to workforce housing in Estacada. During a meeting on Thursday, Jan. 28, the commission voted 3-2 to not move forward with the due-diligence phase of the purchase of the Red Fox Motel in Estacada. Through a program called Project Turnkey, the Oregon Legislature has earmarked $30 m...

Title The Philippines: Responding to a triple crisis 28 Dec 2020 © OCHA Philippines/Martin San Diego In the Philippines, a country with an average of 25 typhoons per year, 21 active volcanos and regular earthquake threats, addressing natural hazards requires a whole-of-society approach. In many parts of the country, the ground is saturated with water, so even minimal rainfall causes flooding. In Catanduanes, the 12th-largest island in the Philippines, a family whose livelihood depends on copra – dried coconut meat used to make oils – is struggling to make ends meet. Not only...

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Dec 9, 2020 DANA in Rural Belize Conducting Detailed Assessment Since last week, the Damage Assessment and Needs Analysis team of the National Emergency Management Organization has been visiting areas that were severely affected by the recent floods. The assessment is being done to collect detailed information on damages to household items or structures, which can only now be determined post disaster. News Five’s Duane Moody caught up with the team as they were out in Burrell Boom today.   Duane Moody, Reporting Personnel from DANA, the Damage Assessment and Needs Analysis team, w...

Straightforward. it doesn't require any great deliberation. to be quite blunt, i think police supervisors, sergeants all over country within 20 to 30 minutes of getting on the scene. there would be an arrest. i don't understand why the whole process seems to be stuck in place and needs analysis. this is not an issue of who killed this man. the issue is there any justification and there doesn't appear to be a bit of valid evidence. >> nbc's ron allen brings us the latest details from florida. >> reporter: bill lee, under enormous pressure, told reporters he's stepping aside. >> it is apparent t...