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Oregon dairy industry supports more than 40,000 jobs, association says

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By Christine Pitawanich Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Forest Glen Jerseys Farm in Dayton, Oregon, is a busy operation that cares for about 2,500 Jersey cows, known for high butterfat and protein content, producing roughly 57 pounds of milk per cow per day. The dairy industry in Oregon, consisting of 130 dairy farms, supports 41,000 jobs and contributes to the state’s economy, with Forest Glen Jerseys Farm employing close to 50 full-time employees who take pride in their work.
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American Heart Association Heart and Stroke Walk in Portland highlights importance of learning CPR

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By Christine Pitawanich Verified
| KGW-TV (Portland, OR) Verified
PORTLAND, Ore. — The American Heart Association's Heart and Stroke Walk is happening in Portland on Saturday, highlighting the importance of learning CPR to save a life. In the latest "Healthier Together" segment, a cardiac arrest survivor told her story. For Crystal Ball, 2020 was life changing, and not just because of the pandemic. “I went for a run in April 2020, wasn't feeling really well,” said Ball. She said she had a headache and just felt off. She cut the run short and went home.
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Taking care of your mental health in the age of AI

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By Christine Pitawanich Verified
| KGW-TV (Portland, OR) Verified
PORTLAND, Ore. — A number of reports have ranked mental health care in Oregon among the worst in the United States. So, during Mental Health Awareness Month, we're looking at how to keep you and your kids mentally healthy.
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