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ACS flies over 200 rescued cats and dogs to their new home

Charter broker Air Charter Service (ACS) recently helped transport more than 200 rescue animals from California to three other locations utilising a single flight. The rescued cats and dogs were transported from Merced in California to their new homes in Salem, Arlington. and Spokane. Thomas Howe, chief executive of ACS...
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George Fox will kick off new accelerated online degree program this fall

The typical profile of students at George Fox University is no different than most schools: 18- to 20-year-olds taking 120 credits in order to earn an undergraduate degree. But what about older students, those juggling full-time jobs and family duties: How do they attain a higher education while still meeting their responsibilities?
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Canola might help farmers navigate Central Oregon drought, but some farm groups have concerns

For many years, Oregon agriculture regulators have taken a cautious approach to a crop widely used for its oil because of its ability to easily cross-pollinate with like species. Now, the Oregon Department of Agriculture is considering lifting a strict set of rules that effectively ban canola in Central Oregon,...
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Linn County commissioners approve bid for $1.27M ODOT transportation grants

ALBANY, Ore. — At their May 5 meeting, Linn County Commissioners Roger Nyquist, Sherrie Sprenger and Will Tucker approved applying for $1,266,932 in grants from the Oregon Department of Transportation to support transportation programs in Albany, Lebanon and Sweet Home. The requests were presented by Reagan Maudlin, Linn County...
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Alsea Logging Teen Dies After ER Trip, Family Hits Corvallis Hospital With $100M Suit

An 18-year-old logger from Alsea died after an infected arm wound that his family says was mishandled in a Corvallis emergency room, and his relatives have now filed a $100 million lawsuit. The complaint says the first ER doctor irrigated the puncture wound, stitched it tightly and sent Cantrell home with an antibiotic, only for the infection to overrun his system a...
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Gervais native shows IT chops at national competition

Uriel Aguilar Torres, from Gervais, was among the students from Oregon Tech’s Applied Computing & Geomatics (ACG) Department who traveled to Missouri State University in the spring to compete in America’s Innovate IT Collegiate Conference (AITCC), a national competition featuring hands-on, real-world challenges in information technology and cybersecurity.
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Blast from the past: former CCC wrestling coach resigns from Oregon State

Josh Rhoden, award-winning associate head coach for Oregon State University’s wrestling team, and former wrestling coach for Clackamas Community College, has stepped down from OSU after four years. Rhoden’s resignation comes after OSU’s wrestling team won its third Pac-12 wrestling championship in three years. Before then, he coached at...
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Flower Basket Fundraiser Could Bring More Color To Downtown Salem

Downtown Salem could see more hanging flower baskets this summer if a new local fundraiser reaches its goal. Salem Main Street Association is raising money to install and maintain flower baskets in the downtown area. The campaign is asking businesses and residents to sponsor baskets for $500 each, with a goal of finding 80 sponsors.
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New paving: Now it’s Elm Street’s turn

If you’ve tried to drive near Albany General Hospital lately, you already know about this: The traffic pattern is messed up because Elm Street is being repaved. Knife River, of Tangent, has a $1.2 million city contract to upgrade Elm from Fifth Avenue to 16th Avenue, a distance of 3,200 feet.
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Northside development plan hits a bump

The Benton County Planning Commission voted Tuesday to deny a conditional use permit to build a gymnasium and parking lot on Powers Avenue in a semi-rural North Albany neighborhood. The vote was 4-2 to deny the permit sought by Northside Christian Church, which now rents space at Oak Grove Middle...

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