Schools, Community Groups Struggle to Meet Demand for Summer Learning Without State Funds
School districts hoping to use the summer months to catch students up before fall have been left by...
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About Three-Quarters of Oregonians Retain Medicaid Coverage During Review
So far, more than three-fourths of the Oregonians reviewed for eligibility on the Oregon Health Plan have kept...
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Corvallis Calendar: Friday Afternoon to Monday Evening
Friday, July 21 Downtown Sidewalk Sale. Downtown, Corvallis. Starts 11 a.m Individual Store Hours. Shop the sidewalk sales in...
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Corvallis Parent: Eleven Easy Coastal Spots for Family Fun, Classes for Childbirth and Siblings, Cyber Safety and CPR Lessons, Big Move to Improve State’s Mental Health Future
This fall, our state will start on a path that should lead to more children’s mental health professionals...
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First Annual Corvallis Celtic Festival Starts Tonight, Runs Through Sunday
It’s the first ever annual Corvallis Celtic Festival, it’s offering four days of music and other fun, and...
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After Dobbs, Wyden Seeks to Restrict Police Access to Medical Records
Nearly 50 Democratic and independent members of Congress are appealing to the U.S. Department of Health and Human...
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Gun Rights Groups Will Appeal Federal Court Decision Upholding Oregon Gun Control Laws
Gun rights groups on Monday filed notice to appeal a federal judge’s ruling upholding a voter-approved Oregon law...
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Corvallis Calendar: Thursday Afternoon to Friday Evening
Thursday, July 20 Monroe Farmers Market. Monroe High School, Grass Area, 365 N 5th St., Monroe. 4 p.m. –...
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Benton County, Corvallis Greenbelt Help Endangered Wildflower to Recover
The Endangered Species Act turns 50 years old this year, and here in the Northwest, there’s an extra...
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Cheesy Stuffed Burgers Closing Storefront, Will Keep Food Truck
Guilty pleasure eatery Cheesy Stuffed Burger has announced they’ll be shuttering their downtown storefront by the end of...
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Nonprofit awards $5 Million to Widen Abortion Access in Oregon
Oregon is one of the few states nationwide with few restrictions on abortion access. But that doesn’t mean...
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Federal Judge: Oregon Senate Panel Violated Boquist’s Free Speech Rights
Sen. Brian Boquist, the maverick Oregon lawmaker who said state police should “send bachelors and come heavily armed”...
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Corvallis Calendar: Wednesday Afternoon to Friday Evening
Wednesday, July 19 Corvallis Farmers Market. Downtown Corvallis, 1st St., Corvallis. 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. Free. The Corvallis Farmers...
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Corvallis Business: Culinary Connections Dishes Up a Milestone; Sam Health Announces Arts for Patients Details; New Grants for Workplace Safety; Your Local Business Events Calendar
Facebook may be dead among many a demographic, but the folks hanging in there locally have now pushed...
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OSU’s Krawchuk and Johnston Appointed to Help Feds Update Northwest Forest Plan
Two researchers in the Oregon State University College of Forestry have been named to a new federal advisory panel charged...
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State Ethics Watchdog to Investigate Former Secretary of State Shemia Fagan
State ethics watchdogs have launched a full investigation into former Secretary of State Shemia Fagan’s conduct while in...
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Oregon Joins West Coast States Seeking Millions to Create Zero-Emission Truck Fueling Network
Two years ago, Oregon joined California and Washington in requiring school bus, delivery van, garbage truck and semi-truck...
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Corvallis Calendar: Tuesday Afternoon to Thursday Evening
Tuesday July 18 Magical Ventriloquism. Monroe Large Meeting Room, 380 N 5th St., Monroe. 1:00 p.m. – 1:45 p.m....
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