David Dudley
Executive Editor at Bloomberg CityLab
Writer, editor, and novelty song performer in Baltimore City. Opinions are my own. Also, senior editor @CityLab
Articles
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4 days ago |
centraloregondaily.com | David Dudley |FORJournalism Lab
Andrew Couture sat on a lawn chair, puffing a cigarette, as rain clouds swirled over "the dirt," a growing encampment east of Redmond. Couture's dog, Octavia, a 5-year-old pitbull, bull mastiff, lay in the powdered dust at Couture's feet. The 57-year-old tilted his chin, gesturing toward a generator humming behind his fifth-wheel camper. "I can't turn that thing off," said Couture, a Redmond native. "It powers my oxygen machine.
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3 weeks ago |
indibloghub.com | David Dudley
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1 month ago |
centraloregondaily.com | David Dudley
Jessica Gamble spent May 1 at the newly-blockaded entrance to the woods at China Hat Road. While U.S. Forest Service (USFS) rangers worked to remove the area's remaining campers, Gamble told a brief version of her story to advocates and concerned citizens who had gathered to help those who tried to get their vehicles and belongings out of the forest. "I know many of these people," she said. "I know their struggle.
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1 month ago |
centraloregondaily.com | David Dudley |FORJournalism Lab
(Editor's note: This article was first posted by "Real Stories, Real Solutions" on May 1, the day China Hat Road was closed for the Cabin Butte Vegetation Management Project.)A stroller stood abandoned among pine trees with scorched trunks. A pair of blue jeans with legs splayed lay atop a heap of pine needles and ash. An empty chrome dog bowl squatted before an abandoned RV.
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1 month ago |
dailyyonder.com | David Dudley
This story was originally published by Journalism Lab. Visitors to the woods surrounding China Hat Road may recognize Zachary “Zack” Polton’s yellow school bus through the trees that line the road to the east. Polton has had the bus, which runs on propane, for more than three years. He bought it before he entered into a deal to buy a house from a friend in La Pine. That deal turned out to be an illusion, he said.
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