On what seemed like a normal work day April 17, Yacolt resident Richard Blake suddenly began experiencing arm pain and indigestion — classic signs of a heart attack.
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Legacy Salmon Creek Medical Center expands its cardiac care, offers nonsurgical heart procedures 24/7
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