Oregon Department of Education Shuts Down Literacy, Math Development Programs
The U.S. Department of Education is rescinding nearly $3.5 million in funds already appropriated by Congress to improve...
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Benton County takes $20 Million Budget Hit, Freezes Hiring
Benton County officials are bracing for a $9.1 million budget deficit and have instituted a hiring freeze. The...
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Amid Trump’s Cuts: An Open Letter from Corvallis’ Arts & Culture Leaders
History matters. Art matters. Culture and the Humanities matter. Federal funding sources that support organizations doing this work...
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DC Report: Hoyle gets Kudos, Wyden Words Finger-Wag, Merkley and Who?!
Fresh into her second term, Rep. Val Hoyle has scored herself some kudos for her first – and...
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Oregon Sues Trump Over Elections Order
Oregon, the first state in the nation to adopt mail voting and automatic voter registration, is suing President...
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Oregon Bill Would Mandate Healthcare Employers Prevent, Report Workplace Violence
Patrick Hennessy, a registered nurse, remembers being attacked by a patient while working at a homeless shelter in...
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The Arts Center this Month: Creatures Personifying Human Life, and a Paper Cut Habitat
Class offerings continue to grow at The Arts Center, or TAC, and for this month, add a Poetry...
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OSU Research: A Double Threat to Northwest Fish, Climate Change and Invasive Species
Some already threatened cold-water fish species in the Northwest will not only face shrinking habitat from climate change...
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Fed Grants to Oregon Humanities Rescinded, Corvallis Project Put on Hold
Late on the evening of April 2, Oregon Humanities received a letter from the acting chair of the...
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Giving: Greenbelt Land Trust Partners with a Grocer, and Upcoming Blood Drives
We’ll confess a reporting bias: we’ve long-term loved what Greenbelt Land Trust does. So, when we learned they...
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Broad Fee and Tax Increases Proposed to Fund Oregon Roads
Oregonians would pay more at the pump, higher fees when they buy a car or bike and see...
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Corvallis Calendar: Friday to Friday, April 4 to 11
Friday, April 4 Willamette Valley PhotoArts Guild: Insight. Giustina and Murdoch Galleries, LaSells Stewart Center, 875 SW 26th...
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Coffin Butte Landfill Spurs Bill from Corvallis State Rep. Finger-McDonald
First term Corvallis State Rep. Sarah Finger McDonald says one of her top priorities this legislative session is...
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Judge Orders Fired Federal Probationary Workers Reinstated in Oregon, 18 Other States
A federal judge in Maryland late Tuesday ordered federal agencies across 19 states and the District of Columbia...
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OSU Honorees: Dr. Nadia Singh Named AAAS Fellow, Two Students Win Goldwater Scholarships
Nadia Singh in OSU’s College of Agricultural Sciences has been named a 2024 American Association for the Advancement...
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SPECIAL REPORT: Oregon Spends Millions Fighting Black Market Cannabis, Officials Can’t Tell If it’s Working
The tales of illicit cannabis operations were coming from all corners of Oregon, and by 2018 — four...
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Oregon Lawmaker Proposes Ending Mailed Voting, Response Overwhelms State Website
Thousands of Oregonians submitted letters opposing a Republican senator’s long-shot attempt to ask voters whether to repeal the...
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Oregon told to Stop Offering Programs for Undocumented College Students in Need
Colleges and universities in Oregon and California can no longer allow students without permanent legal status access to...
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