Weekly Clips for March 30th

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‘Little Eagles’ Soar: New child care center to fill gaps
BLUE RIVER — During the heat and challenge of the Holiday Farm Fire, which flattened 173,393 acres of rural Lane County in 2020, McKenzie High School emerged as a safe…
‘Little Eagles’ Soar: New child care center to fill gaps
BLUE RIVER — During the heat and challenge of the Holiday Farm Fire, which flattened 173,393 acres of rural Lane County in 2020, McKenzie High School emerged as a safe…
Creswell welcomes new sergeant
CRESWELL – When a position opened up at the Creswell Sheriff’s office, Alex Speldrich knew he’d be a good fit for the job. “I’m really passionate about solving problems before…
Creswell welcomes new sergeant
CRESWELL – When a position opened up at the Creswell Sheriff’s office, Alex Speldrich knew he’d be a good fit for the job. “I’m really passionate about solving problems before…
Here to help: March ’23
Feeling good to give back During the Cottage Grove Community Foundation awards ceremony, grant funding was awarded. Back Row: Cathy Wamsley, Gary Ackley (CGCF), Matt Parsons (CGCF), Jeff Gowing (CGCF),…
Here to help: March ’23
Feeling good to give back During the Cottage Grove Community Foundation awards ceremony, grant funding was awarded. Back Row: Cathy Wamsley, Gary Ackley (CGCF), Matt Parsons (CGCF), Jeff Gowing (CGCF),…
Masks off in health care settings April 3
The Oregon Health Authority is lifting the last major mask mandate designed to fight the spread of COVID-19 — the one covering doctor’s offices and other health care settings. Health…
Masks off in health care settings April 3
The Oregon Health Authority is lifting the last major mask mandate designed to fight the spread of COVID-19 — the one covering doctor’s offices and other health care settings. Health…

In case you missed it…

Jasper Mountain sets scene for healing, growth

PHOTO PROVIDED The Jasper Mountain Center, located on a historic ranch surrounded by a lush forest, is designed to give its residents a beautiful setting in which to heal and grow, like this young resident playing in the water above.

JASPER – Everyone experiences hardship. 

And while adults might feel prepared to grapple with the sadness, anger, or denial that follows a life-changing event, for children, the grief and trauma that follows is nothing short of overwhelming, leaving them without the means to express and process their challenges. 

That’s where Jasper Mountain steps in. 

When it opened in 1982, its mission was simple: Bring hope and healing to traumatized children. 

Located on a historic ranch in Jasper, the Jasper Mountain center is surrounded by a lush forest and hiking trails — designed to give its students a beautiful setting in which to heal and grow.

The non-profit has evolved to become a multi-pronged approach to supporting youth, through education, rehabilitation and healthy-living — sheltering youth from across the U.S.

RYLEIGH NORGROVE – [email protected]
Ryleigh Norgrove is an Oregon-based journalist and photographer. She grew up in the Bay Area before graduating from Willamette University with a degree in English. At The Chronicle, she covers local government, homelessness and breaking news. She’s passionate about starting thoughtful community conversations, solution-oriented reporting and, most importantly, hiking with her dog.

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