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Eric Tegethoff

Eric Tegethoff is a journalist covering the Northwest. Eric has worked as a reporter for KBOO, XRAY FM, and Oregon Public Broadcasting in Portland, Oregon, as well as other print and digital news media.
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Report finds barriers for NW coastal tribes responding to climate change

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Coastal tribes in the Northwest are on the front lines of the changing climate but face barriers to responding to its effects.A new report collected testimony...

With costs already high, WA initiative could cut child care budget

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The cost of childcare is on the minds of Washington state voters going into November, especially because of an initiative that could upend funding for kids....

WA community, technical colleges work to meet rural career needs

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Four-year universities aren't always able to serve every student, so Washington state has found a way to ensure students have other options through community...
Outdoors

Feds send $27 million to improve recreation at NW forests

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More than $27 million is coming to upgrade forests in the Northwest for recreation. The investment is the latest round of funding from the Great American Outdoors...
Outdoors

Great Outdoors Month highlights recreation impact on WA

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June is Great Outdoors Month, which also underscores the importance of outdoor recreation in Washington state. As temperatures warm up, people are enjoying nature. Five years...
Farming

Farmworkers Tribunal provides ‘critical’ platform in Olympia

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Washington state farmworkers are converging on Olympia this week to call for better working conditions.The 11th annual Farmworkers Tribunal is being held on Tuesday at...
Outdoors

Long-awaited protections for wolverine relief for conservation groups

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Conservation groups are celebrating a long-fought battle to protect the dwindling population of wolverine in the Northwest and northern Rockies.The U.S. Fish and Wildlife...

Trend of home insurers leaving states could impact WA

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Homeowner insurance companies leaving states like California and Florida represent a troubling trend that could impact Washington.David Fadduol, attorney with Ruiz and Smart in...
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