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Celebrating 100 years!

On March 2, 1922, in Portland, the temperature reached a high of 23 degrees, with an overnight low of 16. About 3.7 inches of “snow, ice pellets, hail” fell that day, and at the observed time, there were 24 inches of snow, ice pellets, hail, or ice already on the ground. Wintry weather did not stop …

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Sharing Steller’s Sea-Eagle Stories

"There have been a lot of tears shed over these past close to two years of pandemic ... but today, there were many tears of joy. To have the opportunity to view this incredible, beautiful, magnificent raptor - IN AUNTIE MOO's HOME TOWN - on the DAY we were celebrating her 96th birthday ... WOW!!! We …

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