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May 2008
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Covering that controversial NH poll Blazer Believer, on and off the clock Going Inside "Behind The Lens" Categories
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Last week I reported on the growing trend of haggling in stores not known for negotiating price breaks. For anyone out there who enjoys a good skyshow, you'll be in luck later tonight. A total lunar eclipse will happen this evening! What is a total lunar eclipse? It's a bit tricky, but I'll try to explain it. Think of three different balls - one large, one medium, and one small. The large ball is the sun, the medium ball is the Earth, and the small ball is the moon. The light from the large ball, the sun, shines onto the Earth, the ... By Pat Dooris I've covered a fair number of political campaigns and the results of various polls. But I've never been able to get the raw questions that go into polls---until now. You wouldn't know Marjory Jenkins suffered a stroke just four days ago. By KGW reporter Katherine Cook I love my job. But when it cuts into big Blazers home games, like the one against the Philadelphia 76ers on Sunday afternoon, well let’s just say it can be tough to punch in the ole time card.
So imagine my delight when my manager called me up Sunday morning and said, It’s Blazers Heritage Night, you’re covering the game!
I put on my red shirt. <...By Amy Troy Candid talk and original music. That's what you'll find during the New Year's Day special on KGW-TV, called Behind The Lens. Sure, you can catch a newscast almost any time you turn on your television. ... by Amy Troy Ten children are making Christmas merrier for 135 other kids. Way to go! I met the group Saturday, December 15th, at Cedar Hills Crossing. My husband and I were collecting toys for the Newschannel-8 Great Toy Drive. While we met many generous souls as they dropped off new, unwrapped toys to be del... KGW political analyst Len Bergstein blogs on the ballot measure races for M49 and M50 starting at 8 p.m. A random thought -- even with the failure of M50 , health care remains at the top of the list of issues most Oregonians want their government to solve...that means even more focus on the Health Commission recently appointed by Governor ... My story today – about climate change and Mt. Hood’s glaciers – is a story that needs to be told. Mt Hood's shrinking glaciers are just a symptom of a much larger problem. For more than two decades the debate over climate change and global warming has raged. Is global warming happening? If it is happening, are people to blame? Questions like these have swirled about the scientific community for years, often with murky or inconclusi... "I'm so sorry." They are three simple words. But right now in Rancho Bernardo these words are all you hear. They convey support, empathy and encouragement. They also fill the void of not knowing what to say. How do you use the English language to describe what we're seeing here?
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