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By: JOHN ROSMAN | Monday: November 14th 2011

We successfully kicked off the new "Our Town" series with a great live show from Camas, Washington. For all of you who missed it, make sure to listen to the show and check out the multimedia companion site that highlights the people and places of Camas through photo slideshows, audio clips and an interactive map.

If you were listening, you might have heard that our segment on life in the paper mill got cut short. We continued the conversation on the paper mill, and further explored issues around Camas with our live audience. Below are photos from the show.

So now you might be asking... where to next? Astoria! And It's coming up, whether we like it or not, right around the corner! Listen and check out our site for updates.

Onward!

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