News and More: Columbia Distributing's new facility in the Canby industrial park is not eligible for the strategic investment program, a decision that will cost the company millions over the next 15 years. Or maybe it is! A lot is still up in the air on this important matter, as state and county leaders work toward a solution.
Canby Conversation: Today, we hear the story of Todos Juntos, which was founded in 2000 by Eric Johnston, who was inspired by his work in South America and Africa to start a community-based organization in Clackamas County. Canby's insanely talented, up-and-coming singer/songwriter Aly Whelchel says, "Hello."
After the Break: We catch up with Sean Wiese, the talented southpaw who holds Canby's single-season strikeout record (73), and is about to start his first season as a relief pitcher for the George Fox Bruins. Finally, we wrap up the life and times of Oregon Supreme Court Chief Justice Aaron Wait on Canby Then.
This Week's Sponsors: Canby Foursquare Church, DirectLink, Advantage Mortgage, Wild Hare Saloon, Retro Revival
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Episode 393: Canby Remembers
Episode 392: Knock, Knock...
Episode 391: Prost!
Episode 390: Beef to School
Episode 389: Link of an Eye
Episode 388: Roll Cougs
Episode 387: Steer Clear
Episode 386: Fair and Partial
Episode 385: A Legacy For Kids
Episode 384: Not Their First Rodeo
Episode 383: Hairy Tale Ending
Episode 382: Social Security
Episode 381: Wine Dining
Episode 380: Hammer Away
Episode 379: Aquire the SPIRE
Episode 378: Wrestling With Destiny
Episode 377: Cash on Hand
Episode 376: Shooting Stars
Episode 375: Squatch and Learn
Episode 374: Fair Do’s
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