Reader Report: Corvallis Hit Hard with Hate Stickers
We have all seen them. Corvallis seems slathered in stickers calling for the destruction of Israel and Abrahamic...
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Severe Historic Drought in Oregon, Climatologists Talking Peril and Crossed Fingers
Nearly 80% of the Northwest is in a drought this summer, with more than half in a severe...
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Oregon’s Reputation for Business Friendliness Slides Towards Bottom Nationally
House Republicans saw the bill before them near the end of the legislative session as yet another regulation...
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Need Help from the City, They’ve Upgraded Their Troubleshooting Website
Have a problem or question, and need some help from the City of Corvallis? Our fair burgh has...
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Monday’s City Council Meetup Preview: Capitalism Fun, BDS Status, City Manager Redo
“There is no ethical consumption under capitalism,” said Ward 6 City Councilor Alison Bowden at last week’s City...
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OSU Leads New National Effort; Seeks to Build Radiation Resilient Electronics
Oregon State University has been selected to lead a prestigious national research center focused on making electronics more...
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Oregon Tax Policies Automatically Tied to Federal Law, Lawmakers Mull Changing That
Oregon lawmakers have just a few months to decide if they’ll let state tax policy automatically couple with...
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Hoyle Seeks Israeli Arms Sales Limits, Wyden Scores Victory For C-SPAN Junkies
Our district’s U.S. Representative Val Hoyle has announced she is cosponsoring the Block the Bombs Act, or H.R....
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Corvallis Celebrates 100 Years of The Great Gatsby with Three Upcoming Events
Corvallis will celebrate The Great Gatsby with three events that we know about so far. Two of them...
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Corvallis Calendar: Friday to Friday, Sept. 12 to 19
Friday, September 12 From Airwaves to Algorithms. Philomath Museum, 1101 Main St, Philomath. 10 am – 4:30 pm....
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OSU Has a Human Powered Submarine Team, They’ve Started Racing
When Liam Vincent arrived at Oregon State University, he brought with him a unique passion: building and racing...
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After Infant’s Death, Oregon’s Foster Parents will Get Safe Sleeping Training
Oregon’s child welfare agency has given itself until the beginning of next year to more adequately train prospective...
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They Polluted a Town’s Water Supply, Oregon has Now Fined Them $1 Million, Allows them to Keep Operating
The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality has fined a polluting wood treater in northwest Oregon more than $1...
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She’s the Only House Democrat Opposing Oregon’s Transportation Tax Hikes, She Won’t Seek Reelection
The only Oregon House Democrat to buck her party on a recent transportation tax vote won’t seek reelection...
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School Closure Plan Submitted, Public Hearings Scheduled
As anticipated, school closure recommendations have been made, and a series of public listening sessions, listed below, scheduled....
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Amid Federal Ambiguity, Pacific Northwest’s Clean Hydrogen Ambitions Take Another Hit
A billion-dollar, taxpayer-funded enterprise to kickstart a clean hydrogen industry in the Pacific Northwest took another hit due...
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Oregon Lawmaker Switches Party, Registers as Democrat, Here’s Why
Rep. Cyrus Javadi of Tillamook announced on Friday that he will run as a Democrat in the 2026...
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Library to Host Review of Anthony Fauci’s ‘On Call: A Doctor’s Journey in Public Service’
David Grube, M.D., will review On Call: A Doctor’s Journey in Public Service by Anthony Fauci as part of the...
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