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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By: Berit Thorson
HEPPNER — Morrow County residents soon will have a final answer to the year-long ambulance service provider deciding process.
By: Berit Thorson
From left, Lauralee Stanger, Malana Spencer and Nicci Harrison stand in Nixyaawii Community School in Mission June 28. The trio serve specialty hot dogs and sides made with and inspired by Indigenous First Foods as part of a temporary pop-up restaurant called Rez Dogz. Berit Thorson/East Oregonian
During the July 5, 2024, Grand Entry of the 28th Annual Wildhorse Pow Wow, a Native American in sparkly regalia dances as the crowd moves in a large circle.
As a summer heatwave blankets the state, some places in Umatilla and Morrow counties plan to offer cooling services for those in need.
The 28th Annual Wildhorse Pow Wow, during its opening ceremony July 5, 2024, at Wildhorse Resort & Casino in Mission, brought many tribes together to dance and celebrate in the setting summer sun.
By: Berit Thorson
HERMISTON — A former client care manager with Family Resource Home Care in Hermiston has sued the employer for $475,000 over an alleged violation of her civil rights.
By: Berit Thorson
HERMISTON — A Umatilla man faces 10 counts of felony vandalism and more following his arrest Monday, July 8.
HERMISTON — A Umatilla man faces 10 counts of felony vandalism and more following his arrest Monday, July 8. Umatilla County sheriff's Capt.
Oregonians can expect more lightning-caused wildfires through Monday, July 22 and should do their best to prepare.
A bridge crossing the North Fork of the Umatilla River July 6, 2024, is still washed out after the major February 2020 flood. Resident Gail Hogge now worries about the
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