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“Beyond Ready” with 4-H

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By Bruce Bartlett
| The Cedar Mill News Verified
One of the traditional activities for Oregon kids is The 4-H Wagon Train that teaches history, builds leaders, and creates remarkable outdoor experiences for youth and families. The theme of the 2026 National 4-H Week (October 4-10) “Beyond Ready,”reminds us that 4-H challenges young people to grow a generation ready to become engaged, successful, independent and interdependent productive adults.
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Under Control: Microphone Techniques For Taming The Live Stage

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By Bruce Bartlett
| ProSoundWeb Verified
Let’s face it — the live sound reinforcement realm presents some microphone challenges that regularly threaten sound quality. Look at the conditions. The monitors feed back. They leak into the vocal microphones and color the sound. The bass sound leaks into the drum mics, and the drums leak into the piano microphones. And then there are the other mic-related gremlins breath pops, lighting buzzes, wireless-mic glitches, and even electric shocks.
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Washington County Extension explores new funding option

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By Bruce Bartlett
| The Cedar Mill News Verified
Oregon State University is the home of the Extension Service, which is directed by federal legislation to “extend” university-proven horticultural and life-skills information and services to the public at no or nominal cost. In Washington County, these include the 4-H program that helps young people build confidence, discover new skills and access enriching experiences while empowering student leaders to grow and give back.
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