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'We don’t have another place to go': Roughly 150 homeless campers to be evicted from Deschutes National Forest
'We don’t have another place to go': Roughly 150 homeless campers to be evicted from Deschutes National Forest
'We don’t have another place to go': Roughly 150 homeless campers to be evicted from Deschutes National Forest

Published on: 04/29/2025

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On May 1, roughly 150 homeless campers will be evicted from the Deschutes National Forest for the Cabin Butte Fuel Reduction Project to proceed.

News Source : https://www.kgw.com/article/news/investigations/homeless-campers-removed-deschutes-national-forest-cabin-butte-fuel-reduction-project/283-0ac6da4e-1d7f-4fcb-ac46-439197b80cc8

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