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Oregon summer camp at risk of closing after 100 years promises 2025 season, but sheds 80 jobs
Oregon summer camp at risk of closing after 100 years promises 2025 season, but sheds 80 jobs
Oregon summer camp at risk of closing after 100 years promises 2025 season, but sheds 80 jobs

Published on: 01/23/2025

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Children paddle on a canoe at Camp Namanu.

A vital infusion of funds will keep a 100-year-old Clackamas County youth camp open this summer — but Camp Namanu isn’t out of the woods yet.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/clackamascounty/2025/01/oregon-summer-camp-at-risk-of-closing-after-100-years-promises-2025-season-but-sheds-80-jobs.html

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