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ODHS seeks public’s help finding girl believed to be at risk

Portland, ORLocal News

The Oregon Department of Human Services (ODHS) is urgently seeking the public's help to locate Cherie “Rene” Stewart, a girl who has been missing since November 2. Concerns about her well-being have prompted the agency to issue a critical appeal, indicating that she may be at risk. The ODHS is encouraging anyone with relevant information about Cherie's whereabouts to reach out, as every detail could be pivotal in her recovery. Missing persons cases like Cherie’s underscore the significant impact of community involvement in ensuring safety. The agency's outreach aims to raise awareness and mobilize local residents to assist in the search efforts.

In light of the potential dangers she faces, the community's swift action is essential. Cherie's disappearance serves as a reminder of the vulnerabilities faced by young individuals in urban areas. The ODHS emphasizes the importance of vigilance and cooperation in bringing her home safely.

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