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Assistant editorial features editor @WSJopinion. Formerly: agriculture & food reporter @capitalpress. Tips? sierra.mcclain@wsj.com

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Is Politics Still Local in New England?

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By Sierra Dawn McClain Verified
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As Senate Appropriations Committee chairman, Ms. Collins has secured significant funding for state projects. During her visit on Oct. 9 to the state’s largest agricultural fair, in Fryeburg, fairgoers thanked her for projects and services including the construction of fire stations.
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After 40 Years, Will Oregon Elect a Republican Governor?

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By Sierra Dawn McClain Verified
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
Near the stage, state Sen. Christine Drazan, the Republican nominee for governor, shook hands with prospective voters. With her layered hair and polished style, she looked the part of a suburban mom. Ms. Drazan was campaigning in one of Oregon’s critical swing areas, which turns bluer closer to Portland and redder in small cities and farming areas.
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A Virginia Farm’s Lesson for America at 250

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By Sierra Dawn McClain Verified
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
Worked by one family since the 1700s, it has survived wars, industrialization and data center development. Sara Brown with the 1741 deed to the property in Leesburg, Va., May 29. Sierra McClain Leesburg, Va. The first thing I noticed was the sound of the place: the chatter of chickadees, the crows of a rooster and the honks of geese. I was on Oakland Green Farm in Loudoun County, Va., a property that nine generations of the same family have farmed since the early 1700s.
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