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MID-VALLEY MEDIA It’s been an extraordinary year in the mid-Willamette Valley, as we’ve dealt with everything from a relentless pandemic to devastating wildfires and heartwrenching calls for social justice. As 2020 draws to a close, we take a look back at a year like no other. COVID-19 A previously unknown strain of coronavirus, first reported in China in late 2019, spread rapidly around the planet and was officially declared a global epidemic — a pandemic — by the World Health Organization in March. COVID-19 quickly came to dominate every aspect of daily li...

Berschauer: Helping working families should be our top priority   The results of the 2020 elections are a fascinating reflection of the priorities of most Americans, and specifically Oregonians. In Oregon, concerns about job security, COVID-19 response and economic issues resulted in voters abandoning incumbent politicians of both left and right ideologies in favor of political newcomers with new ideas for solving some of the toughest challenges we face. Guest Writer In January, Lindsay Berschauer will begin serving an elected four-year term on the non-partisan Yamhill County Board of Commi...

Berschauer: Helping working families should be our top priority   The results of the 2020 elections are a fascinating reflection of the priorities of most Americans, and specifically Oregonians. In Oregon, concerns about job security, COVID-19 response and economic issues resulted in voters abandoning incumbent politicians of both left and right ideologies in favor of political newcomers with new ideas for solving some of the toughest challenges we face. Guest Writer In January, Lindsay Berschauer will begin serving an elected four-year term on the non-partisan Yamhill County Board of Commi...

Location. tell me where you went and why you decided to leave the state. >> well, i ended up in four different states but ultimately landed in i'd do who he at lake cord lane. and the reason we left is because the governor said that she arrest her political opponents if we didn't come back to the capital. obviously we were having a constitutional, peaceful political protest. and we jet felt like we had to be in safe and secure locations. you ended up walking out because you didn't want to vote on this carbon emissions bill, right? >> well, it was because our constituents didn't like this bill....