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Pancake the corgi stands tall for the Portland Fire: 'She's brought so much joy in my life' Original

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By Katherine Cook 
| KGW-TV (Portland, OR)
PORTLAND, Oregon — The Portland Fire's return to professional women's basketball has brought excitement to the city, but one of the team's most beloved figures stands just inches off the ground. "Pancake," a corgi owned by Fire center Megan Gustafson, has quickly emerged as a fan favorite. The 6-foot-4 center and the close-to-the-floor center of attention steal the show wherever they go, especially on social media. This story continues below.
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'She just wants to play': 7-year-old raises money to build accessible playground for best friend

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By Katherine Cook 
| KGW-TV (Portland, OR)
SALEM, Ore. — When 7-year-old Aspen Nelson set out to raise money so her best friend could play at recess, she didn't have much to work with — just a craft box, determination and a goal. But after decorating popsicle sticks and selling them to friends and neighbors, she had $38.05.
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'We're just here to help': Concert raises money for Nippon Dynawave disaster victims Original

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By Katherine Cook 
| KGW-TV (Portland, OR)
LONGVIEW, Wash. — Support continues to build in Longview, as residents gathered this week to raise money for the families of 11 workers killed in the Nippon Dynawave paper mill disaster. On Tuesday night, crowds lined up outside the Columbia Theatre, for a benefit concert dedicated to the victims. The sold-out event featured performances by Washington musicians Cort Carpenter and Dakota Robins. Organizers said the concert raised $35,000, with all proceeds directed to the victims' families.
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