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Oct 19, 2020 Forest Grove News-Times - News

State braces for trouble as COVID-19 'on the march again'

New surge of virus cases prompts health officials to urge no Halloween trick or treating or big Thanksgiving gatherings

Oct 12, 2020 Forest Grove News-Times - News

Domestic Violence Awareness Month in Washington County

Washington County Sheriff's Office and other organizations plan to raise awareness about the issue this month.

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Oregon: seven new deaths of people with COVID-19, 424 more cases.

Forest Grove News-Times - News

Oregon continues to see its cases climb, and the total of people reported having died with COVID-19 grows to…
Forest Grove's Bamen Ramen celebrates one year in business

Forest Grove News-Times - News

It hasn't been easy, but has been rewarding and fun for Bamen Ramen owners and operators, Suzi and Jason…
Wildfire victims shop for free at Serres Nursery

Forest Grove News-Times - News

On Oct. 31 and Nov. 1, find a wide variety of items for the house, yard and garden that have been collected…
Gov. Brown extends pandemic order for fourth time

Forest Grove News-Times - News

The state of emergency for COVID-19 coronavirus now runs to Jan. 2 as infection rates rise.
OHA releases newest COVID-19 figures

Forest Grove News-Times - News

State health offcials report nine more deaths and 391 additional cases on Tuesday, Oct. 27.
Forest Grove City Council Candidates field questions

Forest Grove News-Times - News

Q&A with candidates addresses five key issues facing city in Nov. 3 election.
Q&A with candidates running for Cornelius City Council

Forest Grove News-Times - News

Three candidates are running to fill two seats on the Cornelius City Council in the November general election.
Forest Grove Police Log: Oct. 9-14, 2020

Forest Grove News-Times - News

This week's calls include: a neighbor with pepper spray, a very intoxicated driver and a fake job.
Safety first at Forest Grove's Trick or Treat the Merchants

Forest Grove News-Times - News

Reservations for kids and parents necessary at this year's Halloween event.
New courts set up at Westside Commons to deal with case backlog

Forest Grove News-Times - News

Washington County judges, prosecutors and defense attorneys address a backlog of cases created by the…
Washington County considers plan to eliminate library fines

Forest Grove News-Times - News

If approved Nov. 3 by the Washington County Commission, library fines totaling $1.48 million could be forgiven
Inside the battle against COVID-19 with ER doctor

Forest Grove News-Times - News

Dr. Cameron Klug, who works for Legacy Meridian Park in Tualatin, has been treating COVID-19 patients since…
Forecasters predict colder, wetter winter

Forest Grove News-Times - News

The 28th Annual Winter Weather Forecast Conference was held by the Oregon Chapter of the American…
Forest Grove partners with MESO to provide free market research

Forest Grove News-Times - News

The City's partnership adds to the list of aid it's providing local small businesses during the ongoing…
M110 opponents request new ballots in Washington County

Forest Grove News-Times - News

The No on Measure 110 campaign says errors on Washington County ballots change the meaning of the result of…
Metro transportation measure opponents say it's losing

Forest Grove News-Times - News

Supporters of the $5.2 billion regional payroll tax predict it will pass at the Nov. 3 general election.
Oregon reports 11 new COVID-19 deaths, 373 new cases

Forest Grove News-Times - News

The state's death toll is now 646, while the total number of cases is 40,810 according to Oregon Health…
Adelante Mujeres to hold virtual grand opening

Forest Grove News-Times - News

The Oct. 30 event will celebrate the renovation of the Forest Grove-based nonprofit's building.
Pamplin President: Let us show you our thanks with a discount

Forest Grove News-Times - News

This month, we're offering a 50% discount to new subscribers to our newspapers and websites.
Oregon's COVID-19 vaccine plan unveiled

Forest Grove News-Times - News

The proposal would reserve first doses for health care workers and other essential workers.
Forest Grove eyes 'Festival Street' plan, location

Forest Grove News-Times - News

City officials seek a central event location that fits the citizens' wants and needs.
Error on WashCo ballots shouldn't impact voters, officials say

Forest Grove News-Times - News

State measures were printed with 'Yes' and 'No' randomly buried in explanatory sections of the ballot.
Deadly incident with Forest Grove police under investigation

Forest Grove News-Times - News

State prosecutors say an autopsy found that James Marshall had used methamphetamine before police tased him.
Forest Grove state rep to participate in Biden campaign event

Forest Grove News-Times - News

Susan McLain is among the scheduled virtual speakers on transportation. Joe Biden himself is not slated to…
Forest Grove fire leaves eight occupants without home

Forest Grove News-Times - News

No one was injured during an electrical fire at the Rose Grove Mobile Home Community.
Nafisa Fai outspending Jeff Hindley in WashCo board race

Forest Grove News-Times - News

Nafisa Fai has received more than 10 times the campaign contributions that Jeff Hindley has in the race for…
Former Scappoose, Forest Grove city manager wins award

Forest Grove News-Times - News

Michael Sykes received the Herman Kehrli Award at the League of Oregon Cities' annual conference.
Pacific University on shaky ground after weeks of unrest

Forest Grove News-Times - News

Community 'collective' takes university to task over policy regarding sexual misconduct and racial…
Federal transit officials: No COVID-19 funds for Portland

Forest Grove News-Times - News

Transit groups blast federal grant program to fight coronavirus that excludes 'anarchist' Portland, Seattle,…
Small businesses awarded grants and legal services

Forest Grove News-Times - News

Forest Grove and Washington County aim to aid during ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Oregonians to receive $5M from Unclaimed Property Program

Forest Grove News-Times - News

Qualifying residents and former residents will be mailed checks of between $50 and $2,500 in November.
Forest Grove mural project amended

Forest Grove News-Times - News

The City Council settles on one of the two proposed images, with four conditions.
Forest Grove leaf pickup program slated to start

Forest Grove News-Times - News

The city program, along with a central leaf drop-off location are scheduled to begin Oct. 25.
PCC Rock Creek's DREAMers breakfast will take place online

Forest Grove News-Times - News

Advocates for undocumented students say the fundraiser is even more important this year due to the pandemic.
Washington County businesses referred for reopening violations

Forest Grove News-Times - News

K1 Speed in Hillsboro and Urban Hookah in Beaverton were referred to state officials after continued…
Aloha toddler dies after shooting

Forest Grove News-Times - News

Detectives from the Violent Crimes Unit and the Special Investigations Unit of the Washington County…

Regional News

Portland mom: Police refuse to solve death of Sean Kealiher

Portland Tribune - News
Portland crane count dips: 27 rigs across metro area

Portland Tribune - News
Multnomah judge candidate: 'low morale' at federal courthouse

Portland Tribune - News
Mondainé issues 'immediate resignation' from Portland NAACP

Portland Tribune - News
Police: Man wields knife at Oregon Women for Trump rally

Portland Tribune - News
Feds to Portland: We're not paying courthouse fence fines

Portland Tribune - News
Portland protesters' elk statue snatched from downtown

Portland Tribune - News
Mondainé leaving NAACP presidency after sexual abuse allegations

Portland Tribune - News
PGE closes Oregon's only coal power plant

Portland Tribune - News
Blumenauer, Ocasio-Cortez agree on policy at town hall

Portland Tribune - News
Federal transit officials: No COVID-19 funds for Portland

Portland Tribune - News
Merkley's reelection race focuses on Trump, not GOP opponent

Portland Tribune - News
Portland removes toppled presidential statues from Park Blocks

Portland Tribune - News
Portland Mayor Wheeler, others blast overnight riot

Portland Tribune - News
Investigators probe campus after death of Wood Village teen

Gresham Outlook - News
Patriot Prayer suit against Multnomah DA moves forward

Portland Tribune - News
Five candidates seek leadership change for Portland NAACP

Portland Tribune - News
Oregon community colleges report big dip in fall enrollment

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Sports

OSAA to loosen classifications, league play if sports resume

October 19, 2020 Forest Grove News-Times - Sports Paul Danzer

Oregon's high school sports season is on hold due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Terry King sets pace in Columbia County Racing Association season finale

October 05, 2020 Forest Grove News-Times - Sports Mike Weber

King, a Warren resident, ended the year with a win in the Sportsman Division main

Local hoopers push for voter registration

Forest Grove News-Times - Sports

Westview High School head basketball coach and players start a nonpartisan call to action.
Hillsboro Hops alumni get chances in major leagues

Forest Grove News-Times - Sports

Old fan favorites like Daulton Varsho are making a splash (literally) in MLB.
Niehoff: Sports will be different, but still offer opportunity

Forest Grove News-Times - Sports

'More than ever before, there is a recognition of the value of these education-based programs.'
Evanson column: What's safe? And when will we get there?

Forest Grove News-Times - Sports

High school sports are gone for the year, but in the quest for safety, no one seems to know what safe is - and that's a problem.
Sports delays easily explanable, but may not be sensible

Forest Grove News-Times - Sports

Many indicators show we ought to open schools to in-person learning and sports
Anthony thrives in supporting role for Blazers

Forest Grove News-Times - Sports

One of the NBA's best players for two decades, Anthony doesn't need to star anymore, but still enjoys starring moments
Vince Pesky celebrates 99th birthday

Forest Grove News-Times - Sports

A fixture from the bygone era of Slabtown reflects on life, which now includes residing in an assisted living home.
Evanson column: Joke's on you Skip Bayless, Damian Lillard's the one with the respect

Forest Grove News-Times - Sports

Fox Sports' Skip Bayless recently aimed criticism at the Blazers guard, and he couldn't be further from the mark.
Lee Hodges notches first Korn Ferry Tour win at WinCo Foods Portland Open

Forest Grove News-Times - Sports

The Alabama native shoots a final round even-par 71, two shots clear of four second-place finishers.
Barjon, Hodges tied atop WinCo Foods Portland Open leaderboard

Forest Grove News-Times - Sports

Paul Barjon cards a 66, Lee Hodges 68, as both look for their first Korn Ferry Tour wins.
Evanson column: When it comes to racial equality, why are we keeping score?

Forest Grove News-Times - Sports

As most kneel as a sign of unity, those who don't are being treated similarly to the man who made it all happen.
Updated: Oregon high school sports delayed until January

Forest Grove News-Times - Sports

Competition split into three seasons beginning in January 2021, with football kicking off in March
Golfers gather at Pumpkin Ridge this week

Forest Grove News-Times - Sports

The Witch Hollow course near North Plains will host the WinCo Foods Portland Open.
Forest Grove climbers rescued on Mount Hood

Forest Grove News-Times - Sports

The couple suffered 'minor to moderate' injuries after falling 700 feet, but they were not seriously hurt.
Honoring the players of the 2020 Les Schwab Bowl

Forest Grove News-Times - Sports

The 2020 contest was scheduled for Saturday, then was canceled due to COVID-19
NWC postpones football, soccer, volleyball and women's rowing

Forest Grove News-Times - Sports

There will be no Pacific University football this fall, but the conference hopes to reschedule postponed sports for the spring.
Oregon high school sports season pushed back

Forest Grove News-Times - Sports

It's unclear when or if the football season will begin. Other sports will start play almost a month later than planned.
Harrington enjoys first PGA Tour season

Forest Grove News-Times - Sports

The Portland product had a glorious 2019 Open, and he has won nearly $1 million at the next level
High school sports still hanging in the balance

Forest Grove News-Times - Sports

With conditioning getting underway, there are far more questions than answers
Hops won't play in 2020 as minor league baseball season scrapped

Forest Grove News-Times - Sports

The long-expected decision to cancel the season was announced on Tuesday as coronavirus outbreaks escalate.
2019 Hops named to Diamondbacks' player pool

Forest Grove News-Times - Sports

The rules of the shortened season give each team a 'pool' of up to 60 players eligible to play in 2020.
Running provides closure for Oregon State University graduate

Forest Grove News-Times - Sports

Wilsonville resident completes a 15-kilometer run as a graduation celebration
Blazer5 Gaming sets sights on NBA 2K League championship

Forest Grove News-Times - Sports

The esports craze is video-game basketball, played five-on-five just like the Blazers players on the court.
Mt. Hood Marathon canceled this year

Forest Grove News-Times - Sports

REVEL participants can run virtually or defer credit until next year's event or another race

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Opinion

Letters to the Editor: Oct. 29, 2020

October 27, 2020 Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion Pamplin Media Group

Our weekly mailbag is going up a little early with the last day of voting just a week away.

This year, it's more than a vote

October 26, 2020 Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion Sen. Rob Wagner

OPINION: Oregon Senate Majority Leader Rob Wagner says the stakes are too high to sit this election out.

OPINION: Oregon needs Shemia Fagan to ensure fair elections

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

State's U.S Senators say a Democratic ally in the Oregon Secretary of State's office is key in this pivotal moment
OPINION: Kim Thatcher will finish the job my husband started

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

Voters should look past party labels and elect an Oregon Secretary of State who reflects Dennis Richardson's values
Opinion: Why Oregon voters need to pick a new attorney general

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

After a rise in statewide crime and lawlessness, it's time to get the state back on the path to equality, justice and safety
Letters to the Editor: Oct. 22, 2020

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

Our penultimate pre-election mailbag includes a broad array of thoughts on candidates and measures.
Opinion: Why I hope to serve again as the 'People's Attorney'

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

We need an experienced Attorney General to help the state respond to the pandemic, racial injustice and federal overreach
OPINION: As your Secretary of State, I will fight for working Oregonians

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

I know what it's like to struggle and am running to ensure fairness, integrity and accountability for every Oregonian
OPINION: We need an Secretary of State who focuses on accountability

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

I will continue the legacy of the late Dennis Richardson and be an independent check on areas of state government that aren't serving the…
Follow data, and common sense, on reopening schools

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

OPINION: We are doing a disservice to our children by continuing with remote learning only.
Pamplin President: Let us show you our thanks with a discount

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

This month, we're offering a 50% discount to new subscribers to our newspapers and websites.
OPINION M26-218: Time to invest in transportation infrastructure

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

Vote 'yes' on Measure 26-216; expanding transit options will jump-start the economy and combat congestion.
OPINION M26-218: Metro needs transportation plan, not blank check

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

Vote No on Measure 26-216: the regional tax on employment is the wrong funding mechanism at the wrong time.
OPINION: If reelected as treasurer, I'll stay focused on improving our state for the long run

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

Over the past four years, Oregon's investments have kept our ranking as one of the top-performing states in the country
OPINION: Demanding times require a new state treasurer, one with vision

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

We need a treasurer who addresses Oregon's fiscal challenges and directly confronts difficult policy implications
OPINION M26-218: $7 billion for Metro's transportation tax? No way.

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

Vote 'no' on Measure 26-218. The costly measure will tax employers to overspend on underused projects, such as light rail
Consider alternatives to plastic

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

OPINION: Microplastics are a serious health hazard and widespread environmental contaminant. We must do better.
We should strive for social justice

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

OPINION: A Forest Grove combat veteran says he has come to understand the importance of addressing equity.
OPINION M109: When treatment failed, psilocybin saved my life

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

Vote 'yes' Measure 109. Unlike pharmaceuticals, psilocybin is a natural non-toxic compound and non-addictive.
OPINION M110: People battling addiction need treatment, not jail

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

Vote 'yes' on Measure 110. As a nurse recovering from addiction, I want others to have access to the services I had
OPINION M107: Campaign 'fix' would limit voters' rights. Vote no.

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

Secretary of State candidate says M107 won't curb government officials, only take away political speech.
Letters to the Editor: Oct. 15, 2020

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

Readers inveigh on the election season and offer thoughts on local and state candidates.
OPINION M107: Connections, money shouldn't limit election choices

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

Vote 'yes' on Measure 107. Democracy should allow more women, people of color and immigrants to win public office
OPINION M110: Don't take away addicts' incentive for treatment

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

Vote 'no' on Measure 110. Let the Oregon Legislature continue its success in crafting true criminal justice reforms.
Tips for spotting scams this election season

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

OPINION: The Better Business Bureau provides advice on keeping your money and personal information to yourself.
Let's be neighborly even when we don't agree

Forest Grove News-Times - Opinion

OPINION: A Forest Grove city councilor says we should respectfully consider perspectives on topics like the mural.

Features

Inside the battle against COVID-19 with ER doctor

October 26, 2020 Forest Grove News-Times - Features Gabby Urenda

Dr. Cameron Klug, who works for Legacy Meridian Park in Tualatin, has been treating COVID-19 patients since spring.

Adelante Mujeres to hold virtual grand opening

October 21, 2020 Forest Grove News-Times - Features Wade Evanson

The Oct. 30 event will celebrate the renovation of the Forest Grove-based nonprofit's building.

New winery Amaterra planned in picturesque West Hills

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

It'll feature a 12-acre vineyard, winemaking facility, chef-driven restaurant, and indoor/outdoor event spaces.
People of Providence - Meet Robin Henderson

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

SUGGESTED CONTENT: The People of Providence is brought to you by the Providence Foundations of Oregon. Learn how philanthropy is ensuring…
Actors tie knot at Broadway Rose Theatre Co.

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Malia Tippets and Joe Theissen are performing in a two-person play this month.
Washington County pumpkin patch farms adapting to COVID-19 rules

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Roloff Farms and Plumper Pumpkin Patch and Tree Farm are following Washington County's Phase 1 guidelines.
Universal Coffee brings Mayan experience to Cornelius

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Alex Contreras and Juan Ruiz specialize in traditional pre-Hispanic coffee drinks at their mobile coffee bar.
Terry King sets pace in Columbia County Racing Association season finale

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

King, a Warren resident, ended the year with a win in the Sportsman Division main
Dr. Scott Pike gives gift of sight in Guatemala

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

The Hillsboro optometrist and Pacific University graduate has been operating a clinic for more than 20 years.
The Spirit of Halloweentown is alive in St. Helens

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

A Columbia County commissioner described holding the festival during the pandemic as 'a terribly stupid idea.'
'Timber Wars': OPB looks back at environmentalists vs. timber industry

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

It all started with the northern spotted owl's threatened designation, which changed Oregon forever.
Scappoose restaurant Mark's on the Channel to close

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

The floating restaurant has offered seafood meals and picturesque views of the Multnomah Channel for 18 years.
Broadway Rose teams up with All Classical Portland

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

A Sherlock Holmes radio drama featuring classical music and turn-of-the-century celebrities will air Oct. 5-6.
New art exhibit at Hillsboro Civic Center comments on consumerism

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Pacific University professor Tyler Brumfield's exhibit 'Everyday Abstractions' reinvents iconic brand images.
Cornelius residents participate in first-ever chalk art event

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Participants were asked to draw chalk art outside their homes on the sidewalk to promote social distancing.
Wilsonville reinvents the Harvest Festival

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

The event will include virtual programming, drive-throughs and other interactive activities
Tualatin Lions to host drive-thru Oktoberfest Oct. 9-10

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

In somewhat of a a departure from the club's previous events, it will be held over two days instead of just one.
How will wildfire smoke impact Oregon's wine industry?

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Linfield professor and researcher outlines what air quality will do to grapes, industry timeline
A force for good

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Baby Yoda brings smiles to firefighters across Oregon with his visits as they work on multiple wildfires
'Color Cornelius' chalk art event postponed due to air quality

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Awards for Cornelius' first-ever chalk art event will now be announced Saturday, Sept. 19.
Steampunk Furniture now open in Rainier

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

The new furniture/art store features unique pieces from the steampunk genre
Mountainside High School senior trains mustang

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Macy Montgomery has spent her summer working with a once-wild horse named Annie Oakley outside Sherwood.
Library events

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

A roundup of upcoming events and activities at neighborhood libraries in the area.
Calendar

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

Find fun live and virtual arts, music, education and entertainment for all ages on the west side.
People of Providence - Meet Kevin J. Koomalsingh, M.D.

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

SUGGESTED CONTENT: The People of Providence is brought to you by the Providence Foundations of Oregon
Cornelius to host 'Color Cornelius' chalk art event

Forest Grove News-Times - Features

On Tuesday, Sept. 8, people can pick-up a drawing kit and register at Cornelius City Hall from 9 to 5 p.m. through Friday.

Wheels

2021 GMC Canyon AT4 is a real 4X4 truck in the midsize market

October 24, 2020 Jeff Zurschmeide

If you don't need the towing power of the full-size Sierra or Sierra HD, the 2021 GMC Canyon AT4 is a great way to save a little money and have an easier time in parking lots while still looking great.

2020 Subaru WRX Series.White: A die-hard collector car

October 23, 2020 Jim Redden

Subaru is producing a limited series of its hottest cars that will appeal to its moest committed followers.

OPINION M26-218: $7 billion for Metro's transportation tax? No way.

Vote 'no' on Measure 26-218. The costly measure will tax employers to overspend on underused projects, such as light rail
Cadillac opts for revolution in 2021 Escalade

There's actually so much in the new Escalade that you'll really want to take the full tour at your preferred Cadillac dealership.
2020 Mercedes-Benz AMG C63 S Coupe: Pinnacle of performance

If you demand the best and can afford it, no other compact performance coupe will even come close.
Lexus adds sophistication to 2021 IS compact luxury sedan

If you want the experience of a larger Lexus sedan in a quick compact package, this car simply must be on your test-drive list.
Volkswagen reveals all-new 2022 Taos compact SUV

The new model is set to launch in early 2021 in three well equipped trim levels.
Buick enlarges and improves the 2020 Encore GX

If you've been one of the thousands of customers who have enjoyed the Buick Encore, you're in for a real treat when you experience the 2020 Buick…
2020 Cadillac CT5 Premium Luxury: Value-packed sport sedan

Cadillac's new midsize sedan strikes the right balance of luxury and performance, especially with the optional twin-turbo V6.
2020 Ford Expedition King Ranch 4X4: Texas-sized SUV

The new model features a unique interior highlight by the 'Running W' brand of its name.
2020 Chevy Bolt EV Premier: Still breaking new ground

The compact hatchback is now EPA rated at 259 miles on a full battery charge, while continuing to be a lot of fun to drive.
Volkswagen unveils new ID.4 Electric SUV for 2021 delivery

The ID.4 also comes with three years of fast charging with Electrify America at no additional cost, helping to reduce range anxiety.
2020 Ford Ranger leads in mid-size trucks

If you're looking for a truck that's a little smaller and better-handling than a full-size, you will like the Ford Ranger.
GMC unveils 2021 Yukon full-size SUV

Whether you are headed to the high desert or the coast, pulling a trailer or just enjoying the drive, the Yukon has got you covered.
Kia delivers a strong contender in the 2021 Seltos Turbo

A great all-around SUV for Northwest drivers, and it is definitely priced to please you.
2020 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid Limited delivers

The solar panel roof prevents the 12-volt battery from being drained and adds an average of two miles of range a day.
Forth announces support for rideshare driver financing

The Fair Financing Pilot helps rideshare drivers buy electric vehilces to save gas and maintenance costs.
Alfa Romeo Stelvio delivers on its promise

On the road, the Stelvio is solid and confident, while offering plenty of power and eager handling.

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