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Marion County is getting a surprise allocation of $1 million from the federal government, money that comes with virtually no restrictions. County officials haven’t decided yet to do with unexpected…
10 Oct 2022
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Marion County is getting a surprise allocation of $1 million from the federal government, money that comes with virtually no restrictions. County officials haven’t decided yet to do with unexpected…
10 Oct 2022
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The Saturday event brought carvers from several Indigenous nations together prior to the dedication of a commissioned “welcome figure” by Bobby Mercier of the Confederated Tribes of the Grande Ronde.
10 Oct 2022
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The Saturday event brought carvers from several Indigenous nations together prior to the dedication of a commissioned “welcome figure” by Bobby Mercier of the Confederated Tribes of the Grande Ronde.
10 Oct 2022
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The dances offer people a chance to learn new steps, meet new people, and connect with timeless music.
10 Oct 2022
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The dances offer people a chance to learn new steps, meet new people, and connect with timeless music.
10 Oct 2022
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