Today and Tomorrow: Music, Meetups and More
WEDNESDAY Employment Help. Corvallis-Benton County Public Library, 645 NW Monroe Ave., Corvallis. 10:00 a.m. Free. Job-seekers and anyone with...
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Corvallis Business: Running Princess to Leave, Squirrel’s Gets Statewide Win, Another 2 Towns Success, OSU’s New Food Marketing Research, Local Business Events Calendar
Success in a Can: Local cidery, 2 Towns has announced their Bad Apple cider will now be available...
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Decades After Lobbying for Oregon’s Farm Bureau, Greg Addington Returns to Lead It
One of Greg Addington’s first jobs out of college involved driving around the state talking with farmers and...
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Contractor’s Commentary: State Needs to Follow Energy-Efficient Building Recommendations
In the last couple of years, Oregon experienced unprecedented and extreme heat waves and wildfires, resulting from climate...
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Busy Wednesday: Concerts, Kids Stuff, $5 Movie, Book Club, and More
Board of Commissioners Meeting with Administrative Services Departments. 8:30 a.m. Attend in Person: Board of Commissioners Office, Kalapuya Holmes & Shipley Public...
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Government: Corvallis Police Seek Stronger Abandoned Vehicle Codes, County Considers Stormwater Code Changes
Abandoned Vehicles: The Corvallis Police Department will be seeking help from City decisionmakers to help fix the growing...
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State’s Top Election Official Announces Legislative Wish List
Oregon Secretary of State Shemia Fagan is seeking to expand automatic voter registration to returning prisoners and Medicaid...
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OSU Researchers Make Progress Toward Treating Hereditary Blindness
Oregon State University College of Pharmacy scientists have demonstrated in animal models the possibility of using lipid nanoparticles...
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State Wants Your Input for Locating More Air Quality Sensors, Feb.1 Deadline
The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality has launched a public survey to help its Air Quality Monitoring Team determine and prioritize 20...
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Letter from a Birmingham Jail, by Martin Luther King Jr.
This letter was penned by Martin Luther King Jr. from the Birmingham Jail. It was 1963, and King...
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Government: Next City Council Meeting to Consider Facilities and How to Pay for Them, Plus Homeless Shelter Funding
Facility Investment Preview: The City of Corvallis could see some upgrades to several facilities in the upcoming year....
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OSU Professor Gets White House Appointment to Nuclear Waste Board
Brian Woods, professor and head of the School of Nuclear Science and Engineering in the Oregon State University...
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Oregon Broadband Office Not Ready for Federal Grants, Audit Finds
Oregon’s broadband office doesn’t have the staff or plans it needs to take advantage of up to $1...
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From Bad to Verse: By the Numbers, Armed not Dangerous, Cover Ups
By the Numbers In math class Too many distractions My primary trouble? Infractions Sham Poo Drug resistant...
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Tonight: Common Fields Two-Year Anniversary Shindig, and Music at Old World and Whiteside Too
From our calendar of events…. Common Fields Two-Year Celebration. Common Fields, 545 SW 3rd St., Corvallis. 4 p.m.-8 p.m....
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Corvallis Social Justice: Apple A Day Vol. 1, The Autonomy Issue, “CONTRACAP” Exhibit, Volunteers Needed for PIT Count
After several months of waiting, physical and digital copies are now available for Volume 1 of Apple a...
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Corvallis Parent: College Students Get New Childcare Subsidy, Grants for Local Nonprofits Available, Oregon’s New Kid Governor, Public Schools News, Majestic Cheer
Oregon’s child care subsidies expanded on Jan.1 to include non-working students, and in many instances, other workers that...
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Oregon Teen’s Activism Could Lead to Lower Voting Age
A 15-year-old’s political activism could result in Oregon legislators considering lowering the state voting age to 16. Devon...
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