Oregon Could Require Healthcare Providers to Give Addicts Overdose Reversal Medication
The state Senate on Thursday passed a bill backed by Gov. Tina Kotek that would give patients with...
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Guest Commentary: Oregon’s 2024 Campaign for Open Primaries has Begun
The 2024 campaign has begun for at least one item that may be on next year’s general election...
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Corvallis Calendar: Monday Afternoon to Wednesday Evening
Monday, April 17 Oregon State University Holocaust Memorial Week: Paragraph 175. Remote only; live via Zoom. Film Screening. 1...
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Government: Fire Dept. Seeks Added $1 Million from Council for Remodel, Anticlimactic Trash Talks Final Report Goes Live
Fire Station Estimate $1 Million Short: The Corvallis City Council will look at a request for additional funding...
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OSU Holocaust Memorial Week Events Mostly Salient, But Some Jews Will Feel Unseen
The 36th annual observance of Holocaust Memorial Week at Oregon State University begins Monday, April 17, and includes...
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Oregon Abortion Providers Say National Wrangling Hasn’t Impacted Them Much
The latest judicial and administrative decisions on abortion access have changed little for patients in Oregon. The abortion...
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Corvallis Calendar: Friday Afternoon to Monday Evening
Friday, April 14 Understanding Current Challenges Facing Global Polio Eradication Efforts. Hallie E. Ford Center For Healthy Children and...
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Corvallis Parent: More Summer Day Camp Slots Open Up, Musical Chairs for Local School Principals, School Board Candidates’ Debate Slated
If you read The Corvallis Advocate yesterday, you already know this year’s School Board candidates are scheduled for...
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CitySpeak Town Hall: Weighing a New Justice Facilities Tax, Ballot Measure 2-140
It’s the largest infrastructure endeavor in county history, and officials are asking voters to approve another $110 million...
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Guest Commentary: Oregon Must Approach Children’s Behavioral Health Care with Urgency
In the fall of 2021, on the heels of a joint declaration of a state of emergency in...
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Corvallis Calendar: Thursday Afternoon to Friday Evening
Thursday, April 13 READ Dogs. Corvallis-Benton County Public Library, 645 NW Monroe Ave., Corvallis. 3:30 p.m. Free. Kids can...
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From Bad to Verse: Punctuated Relationship, Gopher Walk, Infinity Not
Punctuated Relationship When two copy editors socialize If they have their druthers They’ll get a dinner, movie too ...
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Government: City Seeks Comment Before Negotiating New Franchise Agreement with Republic Waste Services, Councilor Schaffer Slated for Saturday Q&A.
City Trash Isn’t County Trash, Kinda: First, this has nothing to do with the County’s Trash Talk Workgroup,...
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CitySpeak: School Board Candidates Debate Set, Mon., Apr. 17
This school board election comes at a time that is fraught for both students and teachers in Corvallis...
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Corvallis Science & Nature: ‘Twas the Week Before Earth Day
Friday: OSU Graduate Symposium The busy run up to Earth Day starts this Friday, as Oregon State students...
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Oregon Senate Approves Expanded Workers’ Compensation Bill
Oregonians who are hurt on the job may no longer need to dip into vacation and sick time...
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Corvallis Calendar: Wednesday Afternoon to Friday Evening
Wednesday, April 12 HOPE Executive Committee Meeting. 4 p.m. The HOPE Executive Committee meets monthly on the second Wednesday...
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Corvallis Business: Electrify Corvallis Expo Shows Us Something, Farmers’ Market Returns, Commerce Secretary Visits Oregon, Your Business Events Calendar
Bellhop, a well-loved downtown comfort food restaurant may be no more – but then nobody really knows for...
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