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Reporting

M. McGahuey credited on a 2026 Sahel agricultural-intensification publication

Resilient Landscapes lists M. McGahuey with J. Bayala and S. Carsan as authors of Agricultural intensification in the Sahel: Suggestions for stakeholders. The page identifies the publication year as 2026 and summarizes recommendations involving farmland trees, soil fertility, and farmer managed natural regeneration.

Source published
2026; exact publication month and day unknown
Discovered
October 7, 2026
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2026 reporting

Aileen McGahuey named in a 2026 WYOBIRD research report

A University of Wyoming news report about WYOBIRD’s contribution to tree-swallow research lists Aileen McGahuey among undergraduate participants for 2026. Her name appears in the report’s Cheyenne group; the article does not identify her as a coauthor of the research paper.

Source published
July 10, 2026
Discovered
October 6, 2026
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2026 reporting

Mrs. McGahuey recognized by a Florida preschool

Primrose School of Lake Mary Heathrow in Florida announced recognition for Mrs. McGahuey as its Early Educator of the Year. The school’s brief announcement supplies the surname and award, but does not give her first name.

Source published
May 1, 2026
Discovered
October 6, 2026
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From the archives

Historical Mentions

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Historical record

Don McGahuey listed in a 2004 Washington stormwater report

A January 2004 Washington Department of Ecology report to the Legislature includes an Eastern Washington project participant list naming Don McGahuey of the City of Wenatchee among stormwater management steering committee members. The list documents his participation in that historical project.

Source published
2004-01; exact publication day unknown
Discovered
October 7, 2026
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Historical record

Ann McGahuey acknowledged in a 2002 federal family resource guide

A Family Resource Guide on International Parental Kidnapping, issued by the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention in February 2002, acknowledges Ann McGahuey and Jim Schuler from the U.S. Department of State among contributors. This is a historical acknowledgment, rather than a claim about a present role.

Source published
2002-02; exact publication day unknown
Discovered
October 7, 2026
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Historical record

Calvin L. McGahuey named in a 2009 Alaska appeals decision

The Alaska Workers’ Compensation Appeals Commission’s Decision No. 118, dated October 23, 2009, identifies Calvin L. McGahuey as the appellant in a case involving Whitestone Logging, Inc., and Alaska Timber Insurance Exchange. The commission states that it affirmed the board’s decision.

Source published
2009-10-23; decision issue date
Discovered
October 6, 2026
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Historical record

Hazel McGahuey named on a 1916 Oregon City dance committee

The Oregon City Courier’s local notices name Mrs. Hazel McGahuey among three committee members organizing a United Artisans social dance at Woodman hall. The brief notice records a community activity in Oregon City rather than establishing any wider family connection.

Source published
May 11, 1916
Discovered
October 6, 2026
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Historical record

Mike McGahuey named in a forestry report’s Chad seminar record

A USDA Forestry Support Program report records a January 30, 1986, seminar by Mike McGahuey of Chemonics on agroforestry in Africa, with an emphasis on Chad and Acacia albida. The report places this presentation within a series of professional forestry seminars.

Source published
1986 report; publication day unknown
Discovered
October 6, 2026
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