Three Out of Every 1,000 Corvallisites Might Have COVID
In the fifth and latest round of door-to-door sampling using TRACE-COVID-19, field workers from Oregon State University recorded...
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A Man and His Typewriter: The Chris Riseley Quarantine Diary
While living through a pandemic, months of protest and civil unrest, and another tumultuous presidential election, many of...
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Restaurants Sue Gov in Federal Court Over COVID Restrictions
The Oregon Restaurant and Lodging Association asked a federal judge to put a stop to Gov. Kate Brown’s...
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So Many Ways to Die; What’s Going to Get You?
We’re all giving our attention to the novel coronavirus, either trying to avoid getting infected or in some...
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CASA Provides a Voice for Children
In 2019, a total of 2,820 Oregon children were removed from their homes by the Department of Human...
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Minks Spreading COVID to Humans; Oregon May Not Be Safe
The Statesman Journal reported on Thursday, Nov. 19, that environmental groups are concerned after COVID-19 outbreaks have been...
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Corvallis-OSU Symphony Offers Free “Remote Concert”
The Corvallis-Oregon State University Symphony is offering a free online performance, which they describe as a “remote concert,”...
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Changes in Corvallis’ Homeless Services Revealed at CitySpeak
The support network for those without housing has changed in Corvallis this past year. The Advocate called on...
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Unemployment Rates Better Going Into “The Freeze”
October saw the fall of unemployment rates in the state of Oregon generally and in Benton county specifically....
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OED Responds to Class Action Suit Details
Correction: This article had a headline referring to the Oregon Employment Department as the DOE when it should...
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OSU Students Learn How to Run a NuScale Power Plant with E2 Center
NuScale Power and Oregon State University have created, through their 20 year long partnership, a collaborative learning environment...
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City Services in the New Freeze
In order to reduce the spread of the novel coronavirus, which has increased in recent weeks, Gov. Kate...
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Another Toilet Paper Run? Corvallis Stores Were Ready
With the two week freeze on businesses and gatherings put in place by Gov. Kate Brown, where can...
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CitySpeak Livestream: Homeless in Corvallis, 2020 Changes
Help for the unhoused has changed in Corvallis this last year, and next week the people behind those...
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City Council Approves 2 Towns Tax Exemption
City councilors unanimously approved an enterprise zone application for 2 Towns Ciderhouse parent-company Forbidden Fruit Ciderhouse LLC at...
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Fines, Jail Possible for COVID ‘Freeze’ Violators
Gov. Kate Brown’s new statewide prohibition on social gatherings to slow coronavirus spreading could be enforced with jail...
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Get Free COVID-19 Tests for Thanksgiving
Oregon State University will hold free testing for students living in Corvallis and Bend on Nov. 16 as...
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2 Towns Ciderhouse Enterprise Zone Up for Approval
The Corvallis City Council has approval of a 2 Towns Ciderhouse enterprise zone on its Monday night agenda. The meeting starts...
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