Episode 198: Cooped Up

2020-08-19

News and More: Three Canby firefighters return home safely from battling the Mosier Creek Fire. A front-runner has been selected to be Canby's next city administrator. A sixth candidate for City Council throws his hat into the ring. Canby Conversation: Canby native and professional filmmaker Cooper Fitch tells us about how he broke into the film industry, as well as his latest project, Macie's Parade, a short that was named the Best Oregon Film this week at the Oregon Short Film F...

News and More: Three Canby firefighters return home safely from battling the Mosier Creek Fire. A front-runner has been selected to be Canby's next city administrator. A sixth candidate for City Council throws his hat into the ring.

Canby Conversation: Canby native and professional filmmaker Cooper Fitch tells us about how he broke into the film industry, as well as his latest project, Macie's Parade, a short that was named the Best Oregon Film this week at the Oregon Short Film Festival.

After the Break: On the week that the Clackamas County Fair would have continued its 112-year tradition, if not for the coronavirus, we distract ourselves with another look back at the fair's early years, on Canby Then.

This Week's Sponsors: Canby Foursquare Church, Health Markets, DirectLink, Advantage Mortgage, Wild Hare Saloon, The Book Nook

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