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James Shippy

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Houston, Los Angeles, Portland
As seen in: KOIN-TV (Portland, OR), Yahoo Life, Yahoo, Literary Hub, KOIN News AM Extra, KXL-FM (Portland, OR)
Father. Husband. Reporter/Producer on Portland’s Morning News. Voice Artist. Writer…Aspiring Multitasker.
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Local chefs to test their skill in Invasive Species Cook-Off Original

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By Emily Burris Verified, James Shippy Verified
| KOIN News AM Extra Verified
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – Conservation on the dinner plate — that’s the goal of an upcoming competition featuring talented chefs. The local culinary minds will be tasked to find out what pairs well with invasive specific in an upcoming cook-off. It’s part of the Hooked on Nature series from the nonprofit Columbia Springs on Saturday, Aug. 22, at the organization’s grounds in Vancouver.
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Foodie Friday: Japanese comfort on-the-go with Onigiri Gaijin

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By Emily Burris Verified, James Shippy Verified
| KOIN News AM Extra Verified
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – A local shop is bridging the gap between Japan and Portland with their made-to-order comfort food options. Onigiri Gaijin is located on Southeast Morrison Street near 7th Avenue in the Buckman neighborhood. The restaurant specializes in onigiri, or Japanese rice balls, which include a diverse range of flavors like tuna mayo, salmon, pork floss and more.
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Gresham swears in first Black fire chief in department history

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By James Shippy Verified
| Yahoo Verified
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Jeff Hairston has been sworn in as Gresham’s first Black fire chief, becoming the first African American to lead the Gresham Fire Department in the city’s history. He was officially sworn in this January after more than 20 years of service within the department. Hairston’s path to Fire Chief was not a traditional one. Before joining the fire service, he played professional baseball for the New York Yankees and Pittsburgh Pirates.
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