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Terry and Cheryl Holden have donated a cumulative $10 million to Clackamas Community College, with their latest $5 million gift funding a 38,000-square-foot Natural Resources Center for hands-on training in horticulture, arboriculture and wildland firefighting.
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The Johnson Creek Watershed Council and Clackamas Water Environment Services invite Clackamas County residents to remove trash from Johnson Creek on Saturday, August 22, with a free lunch and awards ceremony at Johnson Creek Park afterward.
Community
The Lake Oswego Farmers' Market is celebrating its 25th season at Millennium Plaza Park with 220 vendors, new additions including the city's only locally based farm, and a growing young entrepreneurs program for high school students.
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