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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Rape Survivors Want Stronger Voice in How Oregon Classifies Sex Offenders
Oregon Republican lawmakers and survivors of the notorious “jogger rapist” Richard Gillmore – who admitted to raping nine...
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PETA Launches Campaign Against OHSU for Using Live Pigs in Surgical Training
Three months after a national physicians group pressured Oregon Health & Science University to stop using live pigs...
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Corvallis Happenings: Thursday Afternoon to Friday Evening
Thursday Council Work Session. 4 p.m. Everyone is welcome and encouraged to attend City Council work sessions. This work...
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Government: City Council Endorses JSIP Tax, County Makes Management Changes, Shepherd Talks State of the City, Empowerment Grants Available
City Council Backs Justice Spending: The Corvallis City Council approved a resolution at their March 6 meeting supporting...
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Corvallis Science & Nature: New Local Beetle Discovered, Sustainability Town Hall, Stream DNA, How to Host Bees
New Beetle Discovered Near Corvallis Beetles are the single most diverse form of animal life on Earth, with...
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Oregonian’s Top 10 Consumer Complaints, Auto Dealers Top the List
For the first time, consumers have named towing companies in their top 10 complaints, Oregon Attorney General Ellen...
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SPECIAL REPORT: Oregon Group Homes in Crisis, Staffs at Breaking Point
Paula Burlington has scars on her wrist from teeth bite marks. She also has a shoulder injury that...
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Corvallis Happenings: Wednesday Afternoon to Thursday Evening
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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Corvallis Business: Locals Make List of Best Employers in Oregon, A Packed Business Events Calendar, State Economists Deliver a Verdict
There’s a little less deliciousness in Southwest Corvallis, Szechuan Cafe has left the table, closing their well liked...
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OSU: Could Carbon be Sequestered in 3D-Printed Building Materials
Oregon State University and Sandia National Laboratory have received a three-year, $540,000 grant from the U.S. Department of...
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Oregon Law Requires Menstrual Products in Boys’ Bathrooms, SB 246 Would End That
Public schools statewide are required to provide free tampons and sanitary pads for all students. But a bill introduced...
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