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Youth help preserve cemetery

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A team of 18 young adults working under the auspices of Heart of Oregon Corps joined around a dozen veterans last Friday at Camp Polk Cemetery for the fourth annual cleanup of the historic pioneer burial site. Heart of Oregon Corps (HOC) programs engage 225 youth annually in meaningful, growth-filled workforce development and educational opportunities that help address the negative impacts of...
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Youth help preserve cemetery

A team of 18 young adults working under the auspices of Heart of Oregon Corps joined around a dozen veterans last Friday at Camp Polk Cemetery for the fourth annual cleanup of the historic pioneer burial site. Heart of Oregon Corps (HOC) programs engage 225 youth annually in meaningful, growth-filled workforce development and educational opportunities that help address the negative impacts of...

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nuggetnews.com broke the news in on Tuesday, November 4, 2025.
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