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May 2008
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July 2007 ArchivesAs a teenager, I worked at a country club just south of San Francisco. I drove the cart that picks up golf balls on the driving range. I cleaned the members' golf clubs. I caddied for the members and their guests. The club was for the bay area's elite. It was for the CEOs, the Chairman of the Board and for the most famous of famous athletes. Willie Mays was a member. Jerry Rice played there often. And Bill Walsh called the club home. Tonight we aired a story about an elk named Lucky. He was raised by a family...and their dogs...after he was abandoned. Even though that family had good intentions, the result has been a bit disheartening. You can see a picture of this beautiful animal below.
by Jennifer Iveson Wednesday through Friday at 6 p.m. on KGW Northwest NewsChannel 8, I report a three-part series called "The Deported". It is an exclusive, behind-the-scenes look at the deportation process from start to finish, following the federal raid on the Fresh Del Monte Plant back in June. I came to Portland from...
I love a good lightning storm and last night did not disappoint. I know some of you are from the Midwest and Thursday night in Portland was no big deal. I hear what you're saying. I used to work at a TV station in Rapid City, South Dakota, and that part of the country has sto...
I reported on more aspects of the Mt. Hood crash today (7/08/07). It got tougher today because I met, at least over the phone, the father of Tyler Williams. He sounds like a proud, loving father who misses his son with every ounce of his soul. I'll never forget some of his comments---I wrote a bunch of ...
I can only imagine what it was like for Janene Brundege as she drove her brown van towards Welches at the foot of Mt. Hood, but I'll bet she looked forward to the day. She had her 23 ... |
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