Derek Strom is a journalist based in Medford, Oregon, writing for KOBI-TV/NBC5 and also featured in KMVU. With a focus on local news, Derek covers a wide range of topics including community events, crime, housing, and policy changes. His reporting aims to provide valuable information to the residents of Medford and surrounding areas.
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Derek's coverage predominantly focuses on local government, crime and law enforcement, as well as community events in the Medford area. If you have insights related to local government policies or developments, crime and law enforcement matters, or upcoming community events within this region, your pitch is likely to resonate with him.
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By: Derek Strom
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By: Derek Strom, Taylar Ansures
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Second Harvest said inflation and rising costs of living are major factors that cause more working people to rely on food banks, and it's seeing empty shelves because of it.
The district said offering free school lunches to every student during the pandemic created problems with the nutrition services budget.
Many of the incoming freshman are first generation students at Gonzaga university, coming to Spokane from 35 different states and 21 different countries.
And one local organization will receive some of that money. Take Up the Cause has worked on several projects over the past few years to make housing more affordable in Spokane.
According to Feeding America, over 13% of people in Spokane County are food insecure.
In early September, chef and owner of Zona Blanca Ceviche Bar on Howard Street, Chad White, announced his decision to close his restaurant after eight years.
The crash happened while the bus was heading north on Highway 2 and turning left onto Colbert Road. Three students were on the bus at the time, but none of them were hurt.
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