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‘Love for the Lintons’ carnival in full swing in downtown Camas

Benefit to help local family whose son was recently diagnosed with aggressive brain tumor

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A photo of Camden Linton hangs in the window of Natalia's Cafe in downtown Camas. Natalia's Cafe in downtown Camas is hosting a carnival fundraiser from noon to 5:30 p.m., with a silent auction until 7 p.m., today to support Camden, who was recently diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor, and his family.

A carnival and silent auction, sponsored by the Downtown Camas Association, to support a Camas family is drawing hundreds to downtown Camas this afternoon.

Natalia’s Cafe is hosting the “Love for the Lintons” fundraiser to support Camden Linton, a Camas child recently diagnosed with an inoperable and aggressive brain tumor, and his family, which includes two siblings, Kaden and Kennedy, as well as mom, Erin, a teacher-librarian at Grass Valley Elementary School and dad, Jeff, an employee at the Camas paper mill.

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