Oregon residents help Native American icon pay her rent
MEDFORD - On Tuesday, Sept. 11, Agnes Baker Pilgrim will turn 88. Grandma Aggie, as many know her, is the oldest living descendant of the Takelma people and serves as a Native American spiritual elder and indigenous stateswoman. She has been written about or videotaped for countless local stories. It's …
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