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Faces of Cascadia: Eric Seitz Turns His Life Around And Dedicates It To Helping Others
Eric Seitz is a street nurse and volunteer with the Vocal-WA needle exchange program as well as helping homeless youth and inmates. Seitz was once a drug user living on the streets until his young niece made him change his mind. He decided to dedicate his life to helping others who are in the same situation he was once in many years ago.
The Cascadia Monthly – June Edition of our Newsletter Released
In this June edition of the Cascadian Monthly:
- Becoming Cascadian - By Nate Jenson
- Cascadian Caravan and Party to the Peace Arch, July 1st Weekend
- Cascadia Now! to partner at Portland Institute of Contempary Art (PICA) 2012 Symposium
- A Cascadian Whistle and Epistle, in Remembrance of Ernest Callenbach - by Brandon Letsinger, Geov Parrish, Ernest Callenbach
- Quaff Review #23: Secession Cascadian Dark Ale - by Andrew Barton
- The Tallest Sugar Pine, Umpqua Falls and Skookum Pond: Two Days in Umpqua National Forest - by John Williams
- Mega-Region Development and Governance: Divergent rationales and political actors at work in Cascadia’s high-speed rail corridor vision - by Wesley Regan and edited by Michael Hodges
- Cascadia in Pictures: May
- Wood Innovation and Design Centre at Forefront of Heavy Timber Construction - by Nicholas Sills
- Cascadian Peter Baum Finalist for the Tewaaraton Award
- This Month in Cascadian History: May - by Alex DeVeiteo
Featured Updates from around Cascadia:
- Portland Timbers and Cascadia Feature Prominently in Adidas Commercial
- Cascadian Rainbow Gathering
- Cascadia EarthFirst! Rendezvous
- A Big F***ing Party, Cascadia Soccer Day - July 14th
- Chapter Updates
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