SuAnn Reddick was hired to plan a ropes course at Chemawa Indian School more than two decades ago. It led her on a journey into the history of the school and a stint as its “volunteer historian.”
“As I reviewed the property lines, and noticed that some campus property was west of Interstate 5, I became curious as to how large the campus land . . .
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