City Council Punts Tax Decision to Next Year, Budget Gap Town Halls Start Tonight
Budgets and tax codes are moral documents; Corvallis finds itself at a crossroads There is a projected deficit,...
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Can Oregon’s Top Federal Prosecutor Balance Trump’s Priorities and the Law, He Says He Can
As the newest top federal prosecutor in Oregon under the Trump administration, Scott Bradford has forged alliances with...
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Pacific Power and State Regulators Near Deal, Protects Consumers from Data Center Costs
Oregon’s second largest investor-owned electric utility could soon directly assign the costs of new energy projects and infrastructure...
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Library Book Sale Happening this Weekend, Right Across the Street from the Fall Festival
Hey, if you’re planning to peruse this year’s Fall Festival this weekend, and we suggest you do, there’s...
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Common Fields Seeks City Fees Relief, Here’s What City Officials are Saying So Far
Locally loved food cart pod Common Fields is seeking to add two new trucks, which sounds delicious, but...
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For OSU’s Wind Ensemble, It was Standing Ovations at the International Music Conference
The Oregon State University Wind Ensemble recently performed this summer in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, at the World...
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Doctors Should Practice Medicine, Not Corporations; Hoyle, Merkley and Wyden Intro a New Bill
This week, Oregon’s Congressional Rep. Val Hoyle and Senators Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley introduced a bill to...
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No, Oregon is Not Meeting its Transportation Emissions Goals
Oregon has lost much of the progress it had made toward its transportation greenhouse gas emissions goal, according...
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Oregon Child Welfare Placing More Kids with Relatives Instead of Foster Care
Oregon has recently been placing foster children with their relatives rather than with an unrelated family at rates...
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Corvallis Calendar: Friday to Friday, 9/18-9/25
Friday, Sept 18 CALYX Inc: A Herstory of Radical Resilience. Corvallis Museum, 411 SW 2nd St, Corvallis. 10 am...
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Downtown Becomes one Big Open Studio, Corvallis Arts Walk Happens Tomorrow
Every third Thursday, downtown Corvallis turns into one big open studio. From 4 to 8 pm, galleries, craft...
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Christine Drazan Pulls Narrow Lead in Governor’s Race; Looking at the Tea Leaves Underneath
Six weeks out from Election Day, the rematch between Gov. Tina Kotek and Republican state Sen. Christine Drazan...
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Key Oregon Data Center Report Raises More Questions than Answers, State Seeks Public Comment
Following seven fact-finding meetings over nine months, Gov. Tina Kotek’s Data Center Advisory Committee is asking the public...
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Corvallis Schools Seek Budget Committee Volunteers, Here’s How You Can Apply
The Corvallis School Board is looking for a few good humans, three of them to be precise, to...
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Benton County Sheriff Deputy Sued for Excessive Force, Death of Frail 75-Year-Old
Dennis Sachet was 5 feet 4, 124 pounds, and by his own admission, in the wrong. He said...
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An Oregon Anti-Terror Center Stokes Free Speech Concerns, This State Lawmaker Wants a Review
An Oregon Democrat with significant experience in public safety wants lawmakers to investigate the work of an Oregon-backed...
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Oregon Set to Spend a Record $350 Million on Wildfires this Year
Oregon lawmakers approved nearly $123 million to help cover the costs of this year’s wildfire season, sending money...
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Arts Center Exhibit Considers Birds and Three Degrees of Climate Change, Starts Thursday, Sept. 17
Exhibiting from September 17 to November 7 at The Arts Center, Natalie Niblack’s 66 Birds/3 Degrees and Return...
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