Meagan Cuthill
Deputy Digital Editor at Oregon Public Broadcasting
She/her. Lifelong west coaster: SEA➡️SFO➡️PDX. @OPB deputy digital editor. The ever-changing world = best food for thought. Go @Seahawks!
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1 month ago |
opb.org | Meagan Cuthill
FILE- Some of the 80 different varieties of apples at Kiyokawa Family Orchard’s annual tasting event held each fall, Oct. 4, 2024. Parkdale, Ore. For those interested in learning how to preserve their own food, like dried apples, a longtime Oregon State University program provides community education. Food preservation has been a key part of sustaining human societies and cultural traditions, including in Oregon.
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1 month ago |
opb.org | Meagan Cuthill
In the Pacific Northwest, farmers markets show off the bounties of the region, like strawberries and mushrooms. But food, especially produce, only stays fresh for so long. Preservation is at the heart of any pantry and one method for making food last is skyrocketing in popularity: freeze drying. And if you’ve ever eaten a freeze-dried meal, chances are it came from Oregon.
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Jan 10, 2025 |
opb.org | Meagan Cuthill
In this provided photo, Oregon firefighters gather in Southern California to assist with response to the Palisades Fire. The fire broke out on Tuesday and had burned about 20,000 acres as of Friday. Courtesy Oregon State Fire MarshalStrike teams deployed from Oregon have made it to the Los Angeles area to assist with the largest wildfires burning there.
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Dec 27, 2024 |
opb.org | Meagan Cuthill
While Oregon remains mostly known for pinot noir, more than 100 wineries make sparkling wines in the Willamette Valley alone. And a ballooning interest in Oregon-made bubbles doesn’t look like it’ll burst anytime soon.
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Aug 5, 2024 |
opb.org | Meagan Cuthill
More than a million acres have burned so far in Oregon’s wildfire season. As August gets underway, here’s an overview of some active blazes. Firefighters are seeing some success in Eastern Oregon. The Durkee Fire, which at one point in July was the largest wildfire in the country and even created its own weather, was 86% contained as of Monday morning. The lightning-caused wildfire has burned nearly 295,000 acres. Crews expect the fire to reach full containment on Thursday.
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While I drink red more often, when I drink white — Chardonnay all the way #Oregonwine
Pinot noir still dominates, but Oregon’s highest ranked wine in 2022 by Wine Spectator … was a chardonnay. 🥇 #wine #chardonnay #oregonwines (1/9) https://t.co/PjaHbxuE5F
Three 9-year-olds were shot and killed while at school this morning in Nashville, along with three adult employees. As of today, Gun Violence Archive has logged 129 mass shootings in the U.S. so far this year. It's March 27.
The 6 victims fatally shot by the active shooter at Covenant School are identified as: Evelyn Dieckhaus, Hallie Scruggs, and William Kinney, all age 9, Cynthia Peak, age 61, Katherine Koonce, age 60, and Mike Hill, age 61.
