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In this episode, Leo Keelan from Hope Chaplain shares about his world as a Public Safety Chaplain. From collaborating alongside our local first responders to filling the critical gaps in crisis care, this episode will help you understand what it truly means to show up for people when they need it most.

In today’s episode, Leo shares:

• How Hope Chaplain got started and the personal journey that led to this crisis work.
• What a typical week looks like when your job revolves around navigating trauma.
• The art of how to actually show up for someone in their worst moments.
• How they work hand-in-hand with our local police and fire departments to build a community safety net.
• The gaps we currently face in community crisis care and how Newberg benefits from filling them.
• Practical, actionable ways that you can get involved and support this critical mission.

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In this episode, Scott Bradley shares the story behind 5Rock Ranch, a nonprofit located on a 108-acre property in Yamhill County that provides a place of healing and refuge for families and individuals facing extremely difficult circumstances.

In our conversation, you’ll learn:

• How the ranch got started and the vision behind it
• The kinds of experiences and programs they offer for kids and families
• Stories of lives that have been impacted and transformed
• Why spaces like this are so needed in today’s world
• Some unique challenges being faced by the ranch
• How you can get involved and support the mission

To learn more about 5 Rock Ranch or find ways to get involved, visit their website at www.5rockranch.com.

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In this episode, Newberg Mayor Bill Rosacker and City Manager Will Worthey join the podcast to talk about the current state of our city. We discuss what’s going well, what has changed over the past several years, some of the the challenges Newberg is facing, and how decisions are made when it comes to growth, infrastructure, housing, and the city budget.

We also talk about the roles of the City Manager and Mayor, how residents can stay informed and involved, and what both leaders are hopeful about as they look ahead. If you’ve ever wondered how city government works behind the scenes and how it impacts your everyday life, this conversation will give you a better understanding.

Some of the other topics discussed include:

• Collina housing project density
• Urban growth boundary
• Traffic light cameras
• Newberg's focus on debt reduction
• Will's new contract with the city
• The old mill site
• Newberg water bill costs
• River Street project
• Riverfront master plan

To learn more about the City of Newberg, visit www.newbergoregon.gov

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