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Unusually early heat wave in Pacific Northwest tests records
By CLAIRE RUSH - Associated Press/Report for America
Sat,05/13/23-12:02AM , 205 Reads
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — An early heat wave took hold Saturday in parts of the Pacific Northwest, with temperatures nearing or breaking records in some areas and heat advisories in place through Monday.
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A child plays in a fountain to cool off in downtown Portland, Ore., Friday, May 12, 2023. An early May heat wave this weekend could surpass daily records in parts of the Pacific Northwest and worsen wildfires already burning in western Canada, a historically temperate region that has grappled with scorching summer temperatures and unprecedented wildfires fueled by climate change in recent years. (AP Photo/Claire Rush)

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Early heat wave in Pacific Northwest could break records
By CLAIRE RUSH - Associated Press/Report for America
Fri,05/12/23-2:33PM , 67 Reads
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Christina Wood sits for a portrait at her home in Salem, Ore., Friday, April 21, 2023. Six years ago, Wood moved to Oregon, where she could access the gender-affirming health care she needed to live as her authentic self. Oregon lawmakers are expected to pass a bill that would further expand insurance coverage for gender-affirming care to include things like facial hair removal and Adam's apple reduction surgery, procedures currently considered cosmetic by insurers but seen as critical to the mental health of transitioning women. (AP Photo/Amanda Loman)

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Cosmetic to critical: Blue states help trans health coverage
By CLAIRE RUSH - Associated Press/Report for America
Wed,04/26/23-12:44AM , 563 Reads
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — For most of her life in New Mexico, Christina Wood felt like she had to hide her identity as a transgender woman. So six years ago she moved to Oregon, where she had readier access to the gender-affirming health care she needed to live as her authentic self.
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Resident and board member of the mobile home park Bob’s and Jamestown Homeowners Cooperative, Gadiel Galvez, 22, poses for a portrait in his neighborhood on Saturday, March 25, 2023, in Lakewood, Wash. When residents learned the park’s owner was looking to sell, they formed a cooperative and bought it themselves amid worries it would be redeveloped. Since becoming owners in September 2022, residents have worked together to manage and maintain the park. (AP Photo/Lindsey Wasson)

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Mobile home park residents form co-ops to save their homes
By CLAIRE RUSH - Associated Press/Report for America
Sat,04/08/23-11:00AM , 827 Reads
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — When Gadiel Galvez learned that the owner of his mobile home park south of Seattle was looking to sell, he and other residents worried their largely Latino community would be bulldozed to make way for another Amazon warehouse.
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