OSU Studies Professional Santas, and There’s a Corvallis Santacon this Weekend
A naturally fluffy white beard, a round belly and a jolly laugh might seem like the keys to...
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Longest Serving Representative in Oregon House Under Investigation for Ethics Violations
Oregon’s longest-serving state representative likely broke state ethics laws when he tried to secure a $66,000 raise, according...
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Unemployment Rises Nationally, Oregon’s Rise was the Worst
September unemployment rates rose in 25 states and fell in 21 compared with last year, the government reported...
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Upcoming Blood Drives, Start Yourself a Tradition of Holiday Giving
The American Red Cross urges donors to make an appointment to give blood or platelets now to keep...
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Corvallis Calendar: Friday to Friday, Dec. 12-19
Friday, Dec 12 Unwritten Futures. Giustina Gallery, The LaSells Stewart Center, 875 SW 26th St, Corvallis. 8 am...
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NW Natural’s Alternative Fuels Program Faces New Uncertainties as Partnerships Fizzle
Oregon’s largest gas utility, NW Natural, has in recent years touted hydrogen-blended gas and “renewable natural gas” as...
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For OSU’s Newest Rural Veterinary Instructor, It’s All About Meeting New Animals
Dr. Haydan Vosburgh recently joined the Gary R. Carlson, MD, College of Veterinary Medicine as an instructor of...
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Oregon Rejects CDC’s Push Against Hepatitis B Shot for Newborns
Oregon public health officials rebuked a federal panel’s new recommendation that only newborns with mothers who tested positive...
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Rep. Val Hoyle sets Town Hall for Monday, It’s Telephonic and Easy to Attend
Representative Val Hoyle has announced she will host a telephone town hall on Monday, December 15th at 5:30...
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Landfill Opponents Unite, Appeal Officially Filed, And There’s Legal Fund News
It’s official, an appeal of the Coffin Butte Landfill decision was filed last Friday, December 5. And now,...
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It Started as a Board Game About OSU’s Parking, Now It’s Being Adopted Around the Northwest
Parking on the Corvallis campus can be a polarizing topic. Car commuting is necessary for many, but also...
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Behind Oregon’s Threats to Prosecute Federal Agents Under State Law, a Tough Slog
The top local prosecutor in the Portland area is cautioning against “unreasonable expectations” for his ability to charge...
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Library Discussion of ‘Code Dependent: Living in the Shadow of AI’ set for Wednesday
Laurie Bridges, a humanities librarian and Director of the AI Literacy Center at Oregon State University, will review Code...
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City Council Okays $12,000 City Manager Pay Hike, $595,000 Towards the Bike Park, $150,000 for Artwork Purchases
On Monday, Corvallis’ City Councilors voted to approve a five percent merit raise for our fair burgh’s top...
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Gov. Kotek Meets National Science Foundation Officials at OSU, Fed’s Funding Decisions Loom
Representatives of the National Science Foundation visited Oregon State University’s Advanced Technology and Manufacturing Institute Dec. 1-2 to...
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Oregon’s Biggest Teachers’ Union Starts Trainings to Protect Students from ICE
Oregon’s largest teachers’ union will host several statewide trainings meant to teach school staff, families and community members...
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Corvallis Holiday Parade Returns Saturday after Five-Year Absence
A Corvallis holiday tradition is coming back to life, thanks to a small group of determined community members...
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Rescue Helicopter will Return to Newport Permanently, Say Oregon’s US Senators
The U.S Coast Guard has promised to indefinitely return a life-saving rescue helicopter to its facility at Newport’s...
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