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Jan 21, 2020 Sandy Post - News

Boring area residents beckon Portland neighbors to oppose filtration plant

Bull Run Water Guardians seek 501(c)(3) status for new activist organization

Jan 21, 2020 Sandy Post - News

Welcome home: Sandy officials work to meet needs of growing community

City manager, mayor discuss pros and cons of recent years' residential growth

Jan 14, 2020 Sandy Post - News

Serving a city on the rise

Police, fire chiefs talk about residential growth's effects on services in Sandy

Jan 08, 2020 Sandy Post - News

Growth potential

Residential development booms in 2019-2020 as population in Sandy community rises

Dec 31, 2019 Sandy Post - News

Foresight is 2020

Here's a look back at what made some of the bigger headlines on The Sandy Post's website in 2019.

Dec 25, 2019 Sandy Post - News

Peace and comfort

Chaplain Fred Vogel applies his spiritual calling to patients of Mt. Hood Hospice

Dec 18, 2019 Sandy Post - News

Serving the frontlines

Meet those supporting our troops, retired and overseas, from Sandy's Veterans of Foreign Wars post

Dec 10, 2019 Sandy Post - News

Pining for Christmas

Sandy community celebrates holiday season with annual tree lighting in Centennial Plaza

Dec 04, 2019 Sandy Post - News

Life on the page

Sandy-area woman, teen partner to produce children's book about new siblings

Nov 19, 2019 Sandy Post - News

Sandy saloon says 'so long'

Calamity Jane's Restaurant flips final burger, closes unexpectedly Nov. 11

Nov 12, 2019 Sandy Post - News

In fine fettle

Bill and Joyce Stewart keep healthy and sharp with regular exercise, reading

Sandy Post News

Slide closes stretch of Gorge highway

Sandy Post - News

Debris, ongoing danger will keep road closed at least until Wednesday, ODOT says
Sheriff's Office, District Attorney's Office and parks among…

Sandy Post - News

Survey garners 3,000 responses, which is approximately 1% of the county's total adult population
2020 Census still needs 'boots on the ground'

Sandy Post - News

Those interested in a census job can attend 'Gig of the Decade' event Jan. 31 and Feb. 1, or apply online
Clackamas County OKs continued refugee resettlement

Sandy Post - News

Washington, Multnomah and Clackamas counties issue consent decree that was required by President Donald Trump.
Initiative connects Oregon inmates with their children

Sandy Post - News

Portland nonprofit and Oregon Department of Corrections say effort would improve visitation areas and support…
Merkley: Senate is on trial in impeachment debate

Sandy Post - News

U.S. senator talks with Oregon reporters after the first day of opening arguments in case presented against…
Merkley: Impeachment trial a 'travesty' without witnesses,…

Sandy Post - News

Oregon Democrat offers observations on Senate proceedings involving President Trump in a call with local…
Grad rates climb across Oregon public high schools

Sandy Post - News

Almost every race/ethnicity group in Oregon saw increases of around 2%; migrant students saw a 4-point…
Clackamas County board chair to pay attorney fees

Clackamas Review - News

Despite earlier decision allowing county to pay $20K, Jim Bernard changes mind
Rep. Anna Williams announces 2020 re-election bid

Sandy Post - News

Oregon House District 52 incumbent plans campaign kick-off party in home city of Hood River
December unemployment rate lowest since 1976

Sandy Post - News

Fewer Oregonians are unemployed now than at any point in the past 44 years, with labor market tightening.
Oregon public records council shores up support for independence

Sandy Post - News

Members say amendments drafted by League of Oregon Cities' lobbyist could 'torpedo' proposals.
Arts Commission seeks community feedback on Sandy art scene

Sandy Post - News

Forum scheduled for Feb. 28, 29, at community center will address residents' priorities
Investigators dig into fire that devastated Shirley's Tippy Canoe

Sandy Post - News

Troutdale restaurant's burglar alarm was triggered on Friday morning about an hour before the blaze was…
Man faces 27 counts after Wood Village woman reports sexual…

Sandy Post - News

Detectives arrest Alfredo Guzman, who allegedly entered a resident's home and attacked her with her children…
Vortex2020: Music festival at Milo McIver goes back to the future

Sandy Post - News

Organizers of Vortex2020 hope to create community through music, service projects for 50th anniversary
Sandy transit celebrates 20 years on Feb. 15

Sandy Post - News

City, transit department will host event with refreshments, activities in Centennial Plaza
CCSO: Damascus bookkeeper embezzles $500,000 from nursery

Clackamas Review - News

Clackamas County Sheriff's Office says Jackie Lynn Stevens bilked half a million from tree nursery between…
Oregon Supreme Court ruling could alter energy projects

Portland Tribune - News

Justices allowed energy siting rules that conservation groups say hurt public involvement and will greenlight…
Oregon AG joins lawsuit to block food stamp changes

Portland Tribune - News

Federal program helps feed about 586,000 people in Oregon, but about 21,800 could lose benefits under Trump…
Survey shows Sandy area community recreational priorities

Sandy Post - News

Residents of Mount Hood, Sandy, Estacada, Oregon Trail School District favor tax district on November ballot
Shirley's Tippy Canoe destroyed in Friday morning blaze

Gresham Outlook - News

Fire consumes venerable Troutdale restaurant and lounge along Historic Columbia River Highway
Gresham-based farm advocate to represent state at convention

Gresham Outlook - News

Angi Bailey of Verna Jean Nursery elected to leadership role in Oregon Farm Bureau
Oregon Republicans take wary peek at new carbon reduction plans

Portland Tribune - News

Some lawmakers urge incentives instead of big steps limiting greenhouse gas emissions to avoid repeat of…
Gresham man, two juveniles arrested for Jan. 2 thefts in Sandy

Sandy Post - News

Elijah Jakob Keller Chamber, 20, of Gresham faces first-degree theft charges, 11 other counts
Judge's ruling puts carbon-reduction initiatives back on track

Portland Tribune - News

Decision overturns secretary of state action and means proposed ballot measures do not violate Oregon's…
Guide Dogs spreads awareness through Disney+ series

Sandy Post - News

'Pick of the Litter' show gives viewers insight into lives of guide dogs, owners
Oregon lawmakers unholster new gun-safety proposal

Portland Tribune - News

Proponents say measure could reduce gun deaths and injuries, but opponents dislike one-size-fits-all approach.
Tickets for Ski the Glade available now for purchase

Sandy Post - News

Annual event highlights well-used trail between Timberline, Government Camp
Snowpack levels rise from 40% to 84% within week

Sandy Post - News

'Variable conditions' make it difficult to predict summer water outlook in winter season
New Oregon task force examines overlooked issue of labor…

Portland Tribune - News

Awareness of sex trafficking has risen while labor trafficking crimes have gone unprosecuted. The attorney…
Reduced wastewater rates for low-income customers?

Sandy Post - News

Sandy residents below federal poverty level could see 50% discount on their wastewater bill
Documents show Oregon judges' struggle with ICE courthouse…

Portland Tribune - News

Newly disclosed records highlight attempts to curb immigration action that increased tensions with federal…
Cyber attack halts training for thousands of Oregon state…

Portland Tribune - News

Christmas Day attack on the state's iLearn web program left thousands unable to access mandatory training.
Lawmakers try to rebuild greenhouse gas proposal

Portland Tribune - News

New plan headed to February session hinges on system of emission allowances that can be bought and sold.
Winter storm warning in effect on Mount Hood

Sandy Post - News

Rain to alternate with snow through weekend with accumulation increasingly likely next week

Regional News

Activists say beloved Portland tree doomed by development

Portland Tribune - News
Man with gun threatens food cart worker, police say

Portland Tribune - News
CCSO: Damascus bookkeeper embezzles $500,000 from nursery

Clackamas Review - News
Jeremy Christian's defense could surprise in TriMet killings case

Portland Tribune - News
PPB: 438% rise in theft of catalytic converters in Portland

Portland Tribune - News
Oregon Supreme Court ruling could alter energy projects

Portland Tribune - News
Portland's African American paper shifts to digital

Portland Tribune - News
A Gresham bank worker gave a man $20. Then she was fired

Portland Tribune - News
Kotek: Expand tolls plan to I-205, I-5 at Wilsonville

Portland Tribune - News
Oregon AG joins lawsuit to block food stamp changes

Portland Tribune - News
Rukaiyah Adams ties King's legacy to Albina vision

Portland Tribune - News
Fire district: Beaverton High School blaze caused by failing refrigerator

Beaverton Valley Times - News
Oregon Republicans take wary peek at new carbon reduction plans

Portland Tribune - News
Shirley's Tippy Canoe destroyed in Friday morning blaze

Gresham Outlook - News
Gresham-based farm advocate to represent state at convention

Gresham Outlook - News
Harefest moves to Clackamas County Fairgrounds

Canby Herald - News
I-5 Rose Quarter project cost balloons to near $795 million

Portland Tribune - News
Horner takes helm at key Portland housing nonprofit

Portland Tribune - News

A TRIBUTE TO VETERANS

Portrait of service

Woodburn Independent - News
Covert missions in Laos lead to postwar problems

Portland Tribune - Features
Club officer in charge of morale, not morals

Portland Tribune - Features
What was it like to be at Omaha Beach on D-Day?

Portland Tribune - Features
Molalla man has spent nearly 40 years helping soldiers

Portland Tribune - Features
Navy provides fulfilling 23-year career for Warren woman

Portland Tribune - Features
Wilsonville veteran participates in night raids over Japan

Portland Tribune - Features
Loop discovers all he needs in a 'big book'

Portland Tribune - Features
Army Ranger hit with shrapnel that felt like 'bad bee sting'

Portland Tribune - Features
Only a stroke could ground this fighter pilot

Portland Tribune - Features
Exploring the world through military service

Portland Tribune - Features
Stake out a spot to watch Veterans Day parade

Portland Tribune - Features
Father inspired Estacada resident toward lifetime of service

Portland Tribune - Features
Service and sacrifice of veterans goes beyond the battlefield

Portland Tribune - Features
Beaverton vet heads up active support organization

Portland Tribune - Features

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Sports

Play of the Day: The best from Jan. 24 in high school basketball

January 27, 2020 Sandy Post - Sports Miles Vance

Take a look back at the plays that made the difference between victory and defeat on Jan. 24

Late surge comes up short in loss to Gophers

January 27, 2020 Sandy Post - Sports David Ball

Sandy makes it a two-point game late, but Gresham seals win from free-throw line

Check out our best photos from high school basketball on Jan. 24

Sandy Post - Sports

The action was wild, the 3-pointers were big and the results were huge in Friday action
High school basketball keeps rolling for Jan. 24

Sandy Post - Sports

Check out the many games we'll cover on Jan. 24 of the 2020 high school basketball season
Jan. 24 high school basketball scores are here

Sandy Post - Sports

Check out all the big scores and results from Jan. 24 play of the high school season
Jan. 17 high school basketball scores are here

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out all the big scores and results from Jan. 17 play of the high school season
Sandy answers every challenge to beat Reynolds

Sandy Post - Sports

BASKETBALL: Pierce Roeder finishes with 29 points, as Pioneers lead start to finish
Check out our best photos from high school basketball on Jan. 17

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

The action was wild, the 3-pointers were big and the results were huge in Friday action
Central Catholic sweeps swim meet vs. Sandy

Sandy Post - Sports

MHC SWIMMING: Brayden Kato leads Pioneers with wins in the medley and backstroke
Check out our best photos from high school basketball on Jan. 10

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

The action was wild, the 3-pointers were big and the results were huge in Friday action
Play of the Day: The best from Jan. 10 in high school basketball

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Take a look back at the plays that made the difference between victory and defeat on Jan. 10
Sandy boys unable to chase down Clackamas

Sandy Post - Sports

Clackamas uses a 14-7 run to open a double-digit halftime lead in Friday's league opener vs. Sandy
Sandy girls unable to keep pace with Cavaliers

Sandy Post - Sports

GIRLS BASKETBALL: Clackamas scores the game's first 15 points and never looks back
Sports Briefs

Sandy Post - Sports

Ford McKinnis wins Don York heavyweight title, Sandy girls swimmers beat Reynolds
Central Catholic holds onto first place in latest Class 6A basketball coaches poll

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Churchill leads the way in Class 5A rankings, while Cascade tops the polls in 4A
Jan. 10 high school basketball scores are here

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out all the big scores and results from Jan. 10 play of the high school season
Sandy boys pick up win at 'The Eight'

Sandy Post - Sports

Pioneers knock off Western Christian in consolation game at holiday tournament
Sandy pulls off furious fourth-quarter comeback

Sandy Post - Sports

Pioneers win their home opener after holding Sprague to one fourth-quarter bucket
Forfeits leave wrestlers with impossible task

Sandy Post - Sports

Six forfeits and a pack of early pins leave Sandy on the short end against Centennial
Sandy boys sprint past Senators in opener

Sandy Post - Sports

BOYS BASKETBALL: The Pioneers put up an early 3-point barrage to bury Madison in a hurry
Shideler wins weight class at Ranger Classic

Sandy Post - Sports

PREP WRESTLING: Sandy's early lead vanishes in league-opening loss to David Douglas
Check out our best photos from Week 13 of 2019 high school football

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

The action was wild, the hits were big and the results were huge in Nov. 29 football action
Lake Oswego and Central Catholic advance to Class 6A championship game

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out all the big scores and results from the 13th week of the high school season
Check out our best photos from Week 12 of 2019 high school football

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

The action was wild, the hits were big and the results were huge in Nov. 22-23 football action
High school football rolls into Week 12 competition

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out the many games we'll cover in Week 12 of the high school football season
Nov. 22 high school football scores are here

Lake Oswego Review - Sports

Check out all the big scores and results from the 12th week of the high school season

Opinion

BENEATH WY'EAST: Two true (and astonishing) tales of Highway 26

January 16, 2020 Sandy Post - Opinion Paul Keller

Sandy Post columnist Paul Keller recounts the day his car ran away, and the time a suicidal driver tried to kill him.

Vietnam Vets still without a Salem memorial

December 27, 2019 Sandy Post - Opinion Steve Bates

Steve Bates of Boring is an outspoken advocate for Vietnam veterans and for the creation of a Vietnam War Memorial in the shadow of Oregon's State Capitol in Salem.

LETTER: Many volunteers make food baskets possible

Sandy Post - Opinion

Carol Norgard and Michelle Cassell, both active members of the Mt. Hood Lions Club, are grateful for community support of the holiday food…
We are the Sandy Post

Sandy Post - Opinion

Investing in local journalism is investing in your community reporting staff
Community journalism comes at a cost

Sandy Post - Opinion

FROM THE PUBLISHER: No other media outlet covers Sandy, the mountain communities or Boring with the depth that you get from The Post. We…
Yesterday's headlines

Sandy Post - Opinion

1999: Old St. Nick and his elves on parade through Sandy at the turn of the century
A way to save local journalism

Sandy Post - Opinion

If you believe that an informed community is a strong community, then we at the Pamplin Media Group need your support - now, more than ever.
On losing my four-legged roommate and friend

Sandy Post - Opinion

BENEATH WY'EAST: Columnist Paul Keller reflects on a stray tabby cat that wandered out of the Mt. Hood wilderness and into his heart.
Bipartisan cooperation is still possible

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

If U.S. Sen. Jeff Merkley can work productively with U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell - a.k.a 'oil and water' - then there is hope that Oregon's…
Yesterday's headlines

Sandy Post - Opinion

1989: Post photos show artist giving thanks with good public art window mural
Regardless of ZIP code, Oregonians on same page

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

Adam Davis of DHM Research says Oregonians are laser focused on key issues, and political candidates had better be prepared to discuss…
Yesterday's headlines

Sandy Post - Opinion

1949: Student achievements give Sandy citizens hope, this time 70 years ago and now
For this Veterans Day: Remembering my father

Sandy Post - Opinion

As Veterans Day approaches, Sandy Post Columnist Paul Keller reminisces about his father, who served during World War II.
How I survived the Columbus Day Storm

Sandy Post - Opinion

Columnist Paul Keller recounts his harrowing experience of surviving the Columbus Day Storm on Oct. 12, 1962.
Yesterday's headlines

Sandy Post - Opinion

1959: Bear brought down by appetite for apples, Roger Comer's .22-caliber rifle
Yesterday's headlines

Sandy Post - Opinion

1979: Timberline Lodge expands. The construction was estimated to cost around $6.7 million.
My View: Close loophole on surprise medical bills

Sandy Post - Opinion

Dr. Chuck Goldberg wants Congress to mandate that insurance companies pay the difference between the patient's in-network co-pay and the…
Fight climate crisis with range of renewables

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

Kurt Miller, executive director, of Northwest RiverPartners, says the fight against climate change must embrace hydropower as an important…
BENEATH WY'EAST: A marvelous drive back down memory lane

Sandy Post - Opinion

Do you remember 'service stations?' Columnist Paul Keller takes us back to a time when service was king.
Yesterday's headlines

Sandy Post - Opinion

1979: Timberline Lodge expands. The construction was estimated to cost around $6.7 million.
Big Tobacco, stop poisoning our children

Clackamas Review - Opinion

David Jacques is a volunteer ambassador for the National Alliance on Mental Illness in Clackamas County and also works with homeless…
Our View: Transparency takes a hit in Salem

Portland Tribune - Opinion

If Oregon hopes to find a new Public Records Advocate, independence must be a guaranteed part of the job description, not a hollow campaign…
Our journey to right-sizing Clackamas County's budget

Clackamas Review - Opinion

Gary Schmidt, Clackamas County administrator: We need to hear from you about what services you most value from your county.
Striving for a closer existence with nature

Sandy Post - Opinion

Paul Keller, author of his monthly Beneath Wy'east column, introduces his readers to a mountain goat that surprisingly lives a quiet life…
Neighbors justified in concerns regarding filtration plant

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

Outlook Editorial: On The Topics Of Potential Visual And Noise Intrusion, The Portland Water Bureau Has Not Provided Sufficient Information…
Healthy doesn't have to be hard: Tips for Men's Health Month

Gresham Outlook - Opinion

There's really no big mystery to getting and staying healthy despite all the fads and ads

Features

Sandy High School gives disc golf a shot with new course

January 22, 2020 Brittany Allen

Students, staff work to add disc golf course to school grounds in 2019-2020 school year

Out and About

January 21, 2020 Shannon O. Wells

Here are some of the events, activities, exhibits and performances in The Outlook's coverage area for this week

Beltaine brings Celtic-flavored tradition to Gresham gig

Portland-based quartet keeps Irish sing-along custom alive and well around Pacific Northwest
Mount Hood scouts to host pancake breakfast for funds on Feb. 8

Proceeds from event to help boy, cub scouts go to camps, pay for troop activities
Eyes on the prize ... of 'indeterminate value'

Corbett man directs elaborate, enigmatic scavenger hunt in multiple West Coast cities
K's Clothing Boutique a great fit for every budget

Local couple brings new resale shop specializing in women's clothing to Sandy
Sandy robotics team takes second place in home-based tournament

Teams from Oregon and Washington vie for awards at Sandy High School on Jan. 11
Out and About

Here are some of the events, activities, exhibits and performances in The Outlook's coverage area for this week
SALT Academy provides night of British farce over dinner

'Murder at Haversham Manor' show includes meal catered by Nicholas Restaurant
Theater company brings back the Golden Age of Radio

Short-run radio plays to act as fundraiser for Nutz-n-Boltz spring 2020 musical
Teddy, tots invited to fun at library

Sandy community stuffed animals to gather among book stacks on Friday, Jan. 10
Naas Elementary student gets A+ for helping others

Presley Buswell, 11, wears many different hats on a weekly basis to serve community
Lo and behold: Jupiter, Europa, ice, fire

Juno spacecraft delivers otherworldly images at Mt. Hood Community College Planetarium Sky Theater
Out and About

Here are some of the events, activities, exhibits and performances in The Outlook's coverage area for this week
Gresham resident seeks owner of lost doll

Jere Hudson retrieves female doll he found lying in the street in Wood Village just after Christmas
SAT produces comedy of errors, expectations

Sandy Actors Theatre is staging 'Making God Laugh' - a play based on the premise that life can't always be plnned - starting Friday, Jan. 2.
VEX tournament turns to Pioneers as host

Sandy High students are preparing for the home-based VEX Robotics competition, the largest robotics tournament in Oregon, second only to…
All teen artists called on to 'Imagine Your Story'

Clackamas County libraries open submission period for art contest Thursday, Jan. 2
Meadows rings in new year with fireworks, family fun

Mount Hood ski resort offers event for all ages, abilities on Tuesday, Dec. 31
Kiwanis give local families a holiday hand up

Volunteers find joy in assembling Christmas baskets on Friday, Dec. 20, at St. Michael's
Sandy woman gives gift of STEM books for holidays

Public library receives four new books as part of Subaru Loves Learning initiative
Sandy offers several ways to shop local, give back

Read about where you can find last-minute gifts galore in town this holiday season
Kiwanis Club recruiting jolly, generous helpers

Long-time Christmas Baskets Program to benefit 300 families in Sandy community
Duo brings classical whimsy to weekly Edgefield gigs

Typewriter, cello work in harmony for Portland's Groovy Wallpaper, who invite friends to play with them on Mondays at the Winery
Sandy bank makes donation to Oral Hull Foundation

Clackamas County Bank upholds lengthy alliance with $1,000 charitable contribution
Running club prepares to race into 2020

Eastwind runners host fourth annual Resolution Relay at Boring Station Trailhead

Wheels

Portland college student makes EV documentary

January 27, 2020 Jim Redden

Ryan Hunter produces and posts a 37-minute film to encourage 'demystify' electric vehicles and encourage their use

2020 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon EcoDiesel 4X4: Best of the best

January 24, 2020 Jim Redden

The optional turbocharged 3.0-liter EcoDiesel V6 produces a whopping 442 foot-pounds of torque and delivers 25 miles per gallon

General Motors develops improved trailer brake technology

Improved eBoost system heading to the marketplace can shorten trailer braking by up to 40 feet from 60 miles per hour
2020 Honda CR-V to he given away at Portland International Auto Show

Drawings will be held every day of the show to select the finalists who have a chance to win the popular crossover
Car Events: Feb. 20-July 12

Automotive-related activities in the greater Portland area, including shows, cruise ins, swap meets, and more
GMC unveils all-new 2021 Yukon full-size SUV

For the first time ever, GMC is offering the Yukon with an AT4 off-road package including underbody skid plates, recovery tow hooks, hill descent…
2020 Mercedes GLB250: Boxy Benz

Upright styling gives M-B's new compact crossover a lot of interior room without compromsiing performance
2020 Nissan Titan is a solid truck with a big V8

Nissan has refreshed the 2020 Titan in a smart way, focusing on the things that matter to stay competitive
Riding into retirement

After 56 years of doing business in Woodburn, Taylor Honda owners have retired
2020 Toyota Tacoma TRD Pro 4X4: Toughest truck?

The best selling midsize is facing new competition, putting its reputation to the test
Celebrated Portland racing driver Gary Bockman passes away

When Portland International Raceway's future was questioned by Mayor Tom Potter in 2005, Bockman led the formation of Friends of PIR, a non-profit…
Subaru goes upscale with 2020 Legacy sedan

If you're looking for a midsize sedan, others cost about the same but offer much less for the money.
2020 Mazda3 AWD Hatchback: Affordable sophistication

The refined compact continues to mature and reward drivers with quality and performance
2020 Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat Widebody is the fastest sedan in the world

The truth is that you really can use the Charger Hellcat as an ultimate hot rod and as your daily family car with no compromises, except perhaps at…
2020 Toyota RAV4 XSE Hybrid AWD: The new Northwest favorite

The compact crossover boast bold styling, a high quality interior, great mileage and all-wheel-drive for slippery conditions.
We drive Subaru's limited-edition hot rod STI S209 - very carefully

If you want the most outrageous STI on the market, be prepared to spend $63,995.
2019 Genesis G80 AWD 3.3T Sport: The real deal

Genesis proves it can compete with the best sport sedans in the world for thousands less.
Toyota's redesigned Highlander midsize SUV offers more value than ever

Choices include gas-powered or hybrid, front-wheel-drive or more different all-wheel-drive systems than offered by competitors.

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