Despite Oregon’s Pay Equity Law, Report Finds Gaps Persist and Worsen
Despite a 2017 pay equity law, two studies of the state payroll and two rounds of equity raises,...
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Corvallis Calendar: Wednesday Afternoon to Thursday Evening
Wednesday Housing Operational Committee. 12 p.m. The HOC meets, as needed, to review funding applications or discuss housing policy...
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Corvallis Business: Benton Unemployment 3 Years Ago and Now, Local Real Estate Acceleration, Impact Studio’s New Director, Your Weekly Business Events Calendar
This last month’s weather did not slow things down in the real estate market, according to Samantha Alley,...
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OSU: Nicholas Kristof Speaks Next Month, Register Early
Pulitzer Prize winning New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof will lecture in Corvallis next month, and you may...
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Organized Theft Rings Cost Oregon Retailers Millions, Legislators Consider Tough New Laws
Statewide, Oregon retailers face sophisticated theft rings that steal goods – electronics, jewelry and other merchandise – and...
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Corvallis Calendar: Wednesday and Thursday
Wednesday Employment Help. 2nd Floor Classroom, 645 NW Monroe Ave., Corvallis, OR. 10:00 a.m. – 12 p.m. Job-seekers...
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Government: Public Comment Deadline Approaches on Landfill, Wyse Seeks Trash Talk Budget Clarity, County Endorses Houselessness Relief Project
Talks Trash: It’s the final days of the Benton County Talks Trash work group, they only have two...
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Wyden, Rosenblum Vow to Fight Expected Ruling this Week Against Abortion Pill
The access of patients in Oregon and elsewhere to a federally approved abortion pill could be on the...
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OSU: Planned Parenthood President Talks Future of Abortion Access in Oregon, Friday
Amy Handler is President and CEO at Planned Parenthood of Southwestern Oregon, and viewed as an impact-oriented reproductive...
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Oregon Revenue Launches New Tax Refund Tracker
The Oregon Department of Revenue has begun sending tax refunds and launched a website for Oregon taxpayers to...
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From Bad to Verse: The Time It Is a Changin’, Circular Argument, Visitors
Punch Line Vlad the Impaler likes to joke But his punchlines make me cry His favorite one begins,...
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Government: Wyse Takes City Council Questions on Justice Project Spending, Fees Decided for Right-of-Way and Low-Income Housing
How Much Businesses Will Pay for Right of Way: One much anticipated agenda item at the March 6...
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Willamette Valley Canola Controversy Stirs Again in Oregon’s Senate
The Oregon Legislature is addressing a 30-year controversy over a ban on Willamette Valley canola farming. On Wednesday,...
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OSU: New Dean for College of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences
Tuba Özkan-Haller, an Oregon State University professor, noted international oceanography researcher, and leader of university research initiatives and...
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Caregivers Picket Oregon Dept. of Human Services Over Working Conditions
Ronda Martinez, a caregiver at the Oregon Department of Human Services, has endured injury after injury in her...
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Public Information on School Board Members Would Turn Private if New Law Passes
The Oregon School Board Association believes protecting school board members needs to be a priority, and House Bill...
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Corvallis Parent: We Look at Five Preschools, Weekend Childbirth Class Available, High Schoolers Could be Voting for School Board Members
The Corvallis Public School Board meets tonight at 6:30 pm, and their agenda includes an annual financial report,...
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Corvallis Social Justice: CDDC on the Need for Transformative Community Change, Local Fundraiser for Black Food Sovereignty, “We Go Where They Go” Book Talk
Back in mid-February, the 500 Women Scientists Corvallis Pod hosted a “Tap Talk” at Common Fields with Executive...
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