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Paul Marshall
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Radio Host, Announcer and Producer, Oregon Public Broadcasting
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By Paul Marshall Verified| Oregon Public Broadcasting Verified Pamela Slaughter led a group of a dozen hikers through the old growth forest at Oxbow Regional Park in Gresham last August, stopping alongside a large bush with red berries on it. “Do you notice the difference in the undergrowth?” she asked the group. “More huckleberries. ... Bears love these berries.”“Are they poisonous to us?” one hiker asked. ”No they’re yummy,” Slaughter answered. Another hiker grabbed a few to eat, pausing with a smile to joke that he’s already written his will.
By Paul Marshall Verified| Oregon Public Broadcasting Verified In college sports, conference realignment continues to be a major topic for schools. The Pac-12 is in the middle of a lawsuit as it continues to restructure its conference. OPB’s Paul Marshall talked with KOIN 6 sports reporter Breanna Greene. Pac-12Marshall: The Pac-12 was down to just Oregon State and Washington State. Last month, it added Boise State, Colorado State, Fresno State and San Diego State. How does that lineup feel to you? Do they have enough teams to go to a college football playoffs?
By Paul Marshall Verified| Oregon Public Broadcasting Verified Pamela Slaughter led a group of a dozen hikers through the old growth forest at Oxbow Regional Park in Gresham last August, stopping alongside a large bush with red berries on it. “Do you notice the difference in the undergrowth?” she asked the group. “More huckleberries. ... Bears love these berries.”“Are they poisonous to us?” one hiker asked. ”No they’re yummy,” Slaughter answered. Another hiker grabbed a few to eat, pausing with a smile to joke that he’s already written his will.
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Oregon Public Broadcasting
Portland, Oregon, United States
+1 503-244-9900