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Andrew Engelson

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Seattle-based freelance journalist and editor. 🏳️‍🌈 On Mastodon at journa.host/@andyengelson also on Bluesky andyengelson.bsky.social
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Fighting Climate Change, One Sprout at a Time

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By Andrew Engelson Verified
| The Tyee Verified
Listen to this article WHY OCEAN MADE WORKS Who works: Ocean Made is a Seattle-based company founded by Emily Power and co-run with her husband, Les Hilliard. They hire others on contract. What works: Founded in 2023, Ocean Made sold 10,000 seedling pots in its first year and expects to sell 25,000 to 50,000 this year. They can go into the ground, prevent root binding and break down to provide nutrients to the surrounding soil.
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Pest prompts emergency for pear growers in Hood River Valley - Columbia Insight

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By Andrew Engelson Verified
| Columbia Insight
Financially struggling orchardists face an insect that covers trees in goo and ruins fruit By Andrew Engelson. April 30, 2026. At meeting of the Hood River County Commissioners on April 20, Lesley Tamura, an Oregon pear orchardist and board chair of Columbia Gorge Fruit Growers, asked commissioners to declare a countywide emergency related to a pest that hit the valley's pear crop hard last season.
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‘Not If But When’

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By Andrew Engelson Verified
| Super Lawyers Verified
Personal injury attorneys Bruce and Matt Hagen advocate for cycling safety Published in 2026 Georgia Super Lawyers magazine By Andrew Engelson on February 10, 2026 In 2003, personal injury attorney Bruce Hagen bought an office building near the DeKalb County courthouse and moved his practice there.
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