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How to make your own air filter

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By Ezra Kaplan Verified
| KPTV-TV (Beaverton, OR) Verified
FOX 12's Ezra Kaplan provides a demonstration on how to make your own air filter during poor air quality days in the Pacific Northwest.
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How craft breweries are adapting to changes in the industry

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By Ezra Kaplan Verified
| KBJR-TV (Duluth, MN) Verified
PORTLAND Ore. (InvestigateTV) - In the last two decades craft breweries ballooned in numbers, helping to reshape some neighborhoods across America. But experts point to more competition and rising costs associated with ingredients and utilities are contributing to shrinking the industry. Oregon’s craft beer industry experienced significant losses in 2025, with 29 breweries, taprooms and cideries closing as the national market contracted for the second consecutive year.
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How craft breweries are adapting to changes in the industry

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By Ezra Kaplan Verified
| WNEM-TV (Saginaw, MI) Verified
PORTLAND Ore. (InvestigateTV) - In the last two decades craft breweries ballooned in numbers, helping to reshape some neighborhoods across America. But experts point to more competition and rising costs associated with ingredients and utilities are contributing to shrinking the industry. Oregon’s craft beer industry experienced significant losses in 2025, with 29 breweries, taprooms and cideries closing as the national market contracted for the second consecutive year.
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