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Sep 16, 2020 • 10 tweets • 5 min read • Read on X
The latest #OregonFires2020 #wildfires #wildfires2020 #OpalCreek latimes.com/world-nation/s… Image
2/George Atiyeh's grandson was out helping douse spot fires last week - I met him in Mill City my second day in Oregon. latimes.com/world-nation/s…
3/ In Mill City, Ore., I also spoke with Stephan Weaver and other volunteers fighting fires who remembered Atiyeh as part of their Santiam Canyon community: latimes.com/world-nation/s…
4/There were so many great Atiyeh quotes and anecdotes in @Salem_Statesman #statesmanjournal @OPB and "Showdown at Opal Creek" I couldn't include them all. statesmanjournal.com/story/news/201…
5/ Some classic photos here of George Atiyeh in his element at Opal Creek statesmanjournal.com/picture-galler…
6/ "Why should someone in Chicago or New York care about Opal Creek?" George Atiyeh asked David Seideman in his book, "Showdown at Opal Creek." "You may never see a Rembrandt or the Sistine Chapel, but aren't you glad as a human being they are still there?"
7/ "A 1,000 year-old tree has experienced a thousand springs and a thousand winters. It's sat there watching the huge evolution of man," George Atiyeh #OregonFires
8/ Debbie Fawcette sent me this photo of George Atiyeh and her late father, Tom Hirons, who ran a logging company together for years in #Orgeon. Courtesy of her mother, Marlene Hirons. Atiyeh would visit with her or stop at Tom's grave to talk. Image
9/ More sad news related to the fire where George Atiyeh disappeared: oregonlive.com/wildfires/2020…
10/ The resignation of #Oregon state fire marshal was related to the search for George Atiyeh: oregonlive.com/pacific-northw…

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Jun 30, 2023
I spent time in small town #Texas with @AverieDanielle aka #MissTexas who handles rattlesnakes, eats Texas-shaped waffles and posts videos on her viral TikTok about her controversial platform: Diversity and inclusion. With @sflores photo, my video n links:
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2/Thanks to everyone who took time with us, especially folks in Fairfield, at Miss Texas and @AverieDanielle whose reign ends tomorrow. After watching prelims this week, I'll be watching the finals tomorrow livestreaming.
3/Can you spot the @washingtonpost reporter in her Fairfield TikTok? tiktok.com/t/ZT8efeUkL/
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Nov 12, 2022
The latest: Democrats surged to flip state legislatures, defying past GOP gains washingtonpost.com/politics/2022/…
2/Some extra: In Minneapolis’s outer-ring suburbs, Matt Norris, 33, a lawyer and policy director at a statewide youth non-profit, ran for the first time and won with 51% of the vote, narrowly beating a Republican incumbent who belonged to the Oath Keepers militia.
3/In a district with a population of 42,000, Norris said his campaign knocked on 39,000 doors, telling voters how he successfully lobbied to recently pass bi-partisan bills that ensured unemployment assistance for youth/seniors during the pandemic and youth workforce training.
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Jun 25, 2022
1/What happened to providers, patients and protesters at one #Texas clinic when #RoeVsWade was overturned latimes.com/world-nation/s…
2/Dr. Alan Braid (right) and clinic executive administrator Andrea Gallegos (left) in the clinic lobby explaining what #SCOTUS ruling meant for patients: they could not get scheduled abortions today.
3/Clinic staff consoled patients, gave them handouts directing them to out of state clinics and web sites that distribute abortion medication by mail.
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Sep 20, 2021
Thread: A day in the migrant camp of about 14,000, mainly Haitians, near the border bridge in Del Rio, Texas.
2/@CBP doesn’t allow press to enter the camp from the U.S. and closed the border bridge, so I crossed to the East, drove through Mexico and waded across the Rio Grande.
3/Haitian migrants I met spoke Creole to each other, but many also spoke Spanish, some French and English. These guys told me in French that they were deciding whether to return to the camp or stay in Mexico.
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Sep 17, 2021
I went up to Kansas to talk to folks at Trust Women clinic about the Texas abortion ban - including a woman who had to travel overnight. latimes.com/world-nation/s…
2/I also spoke with protesters outside the Wichita clinic who said they were encouraged by the Texas abortion ban. Image
3/“They told us to get ready because people are going to come from south and all over to get here,” said Joseph Elmore, 73, who was protesting outside the Kansas clinic. ImageImageImage
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A year ago, I met transgender migrant Mayela Villegas, 27, in a Mexican border tent camp before she crossed legally to claim asylum in Texas. At the end of May, a friend contacted me to say Mayela had died. latimes.com/world-nation/s…
2/ Mayela’s friend had a question for me after she died: “Is there any way you can help us find what happened to her?” Here’s what I found.
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3/Mayela’s friend Deisy Polanco told me she had struggled since arriving in Houston. Mayela lived with conservative, religious family members who called her by her male birth name and male pronouns. “For me, you’re Mayela,” Polanco would tell her. “I don’t know any other name.”
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