By: Therese Bottomly
On Thursday, The Oregonian will celebrate its th anniversary. Our first newspaper was distributed as a weekly edition on Dec. 4, 1850, and hasn't stopped publishing in one form or another since.
Therese Bottomly is the Board President at various esteemed media outlets. She focuses on community-driven journalism, highlighting local issues and advocating for transparency and accountability in reporting. Therese's work has been featured in Calhoun Times, Skanner News Group, Salem Reporter, and The Oregonian (OregonLive).
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