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We’re in for a hot, dry few days, with possible high winds that spell fire danger. We’ll keep you posted of any developments or power shutoffs throughout the day – and keep our fingers crossed for an uneventful weekend.
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A complaint filed in March alleged employees and patients were involved in violent altercations multiple times a week, according to the Oregon Occupational Safety and Health Division
8 Sep 2022
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A complaint filed in March alleged employees and patients were involved in violent altercations multiple times a week, according to the Oregon Occupational Safety and Health Division
8 Sep 2022
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Power is out for thousands in rural Marion County as local utilities and agencies contend with a hot, dry forecast and high winds that have led to fire warnings across…
8 Sep 2022
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Power is out for thousands in rural Marion County as local utilities and agencies contend with a hot, dry forecast and high winds that have led to fire warnings across…
8 Sep 2022
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At a panel in Portland, two of Oregon’s U.S. representatives and U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said the Inflation Reduction Act will help many people reduce their carbon footprint.
8 Sep 2022
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At a panel in Portland, two of Oregon’s U.S. representatives and U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said the Inflation Reduction Act will help many people reduce their carbon footprint.
8 Sep 2022
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The new case comes about a month after state health officials first detected monkeypox in Marion County.
8 Sep 2022
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The new case comes about a month after state health officials first detected monkeypox in Marion County.
8 Sep 2022
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