Berit Thorson is a local journalist based in Pendleton, Oregon. She writes for several publications, including the East Oregonian, Blue Mountain Eagle, HERMISTON CINCO DE MAYO INC, and The Observer. Berit covers a range of topics, including local news, community events, environmental issues, and social issues impacting the region.
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Berit Thorson's coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly government and politics, events, agriculture, culture & society, and education in the Pendleton area of Oregon. This indicates a preference for pitches related to local county news, community events, agricultural developments or issues impacting the local community. Berit might be interested in stories concerning water investigations or issues like school bullying that affect residents directly.
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Barbara Clark is served dinner Nov. 14, 2024, at the Salvation Army Pendleton Corps Red Kettle Kick Off fundraiser event.
PENDLETON — Lt. Col. Cindy Foley returned to Pendleton, her childhood home, to speak during the Red Kettle Kick Off for The Salvation Army Pendleton Corps.
PENDLETON — Contrary to a Facebook post on the “Whats Happening Pendleton?” group page in the early afternoon of Tuesday, Nov. 19, no one was shot during an arrest by
PENDLETON — After a night with wind gusts reaching more than 80 miles per hour, the weather has calmed in most of Umatilla and Morrow counties as of noon on Wednesday, Nov. 20.
Pendleton City Councilor Steve Campbell considers the proposed sign ordinance Nov. 19, 2024, during the council's regular meeting.
A sign for the Meander, a dispersed marketplace event, stands Nov. 19, 2024, at event organizer Carolyn Brandsen's shop, In Bloom, in Pendleton.
PENDLETON — New businesses in historic downtown Pendleton will have to meet updated signage standards after the Pendleton City Council unanimously passed an ordinance.
A car turns onto SW Court Ave. Nov. 22, 2024, at the disable traffic signals. The Oregon Department of Transportation announced it will remove the lights in the coming months.
Marlow Stanton, Oregon Department of Transportation region 5 traffic engineer, describes interventions on the corner of Pendleton's SW Court Ave. and SW First St. Nov. 20, 2024, during a community
A car turns onto SW Court Ave. Nov. 22, 2024, at the disable traffic signals. The Oregon Department of Transportation announced it will remove the lights in the coming months.
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