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Major Big Ten Program Sees Home Game Ticket Prices Drop to $25 After Week...

A disappointing Week 6 loss may have hurt the Ducks more than just the team’s momentum. The ticket prices for its next home game against Dylan Raiola’s former team have reportedly dropped significantly, with some seats going for as little as $25. According to Oregon beat writer Ryan Clarke, the get-in price for Nebraska on Ticketmaster is currently $43.20. Almost 1/3 of what it was a few weeks ago. On SeatGeek, you can get a ticket to the game for as low as $33. Many rows are currently available
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Firefighters and Library Supervisor Help Save Man at Williams Town Hall

A local man suffered cardiac arrest during a Williams town hall Wednesday evening, prompting firefighters attending the meeting to begin CPR while a library supervisor secured a nearby defibrillator. The man was breathing and speaking when ambulance personnel arrived, according to Josephine Community Library Williams Branch Supervisor Amber Guient. The...
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Monarch butterflies wearing solar-powered transmitters take flight in Oregon

A small crowd gathered in the pavilion at Blue Heron Park in Phoenix, Oregon, to witness monarch butterflies on their maiden flights. Kids circled around a vase of colorful flowers as David James, an entomologist at Washington State University, plucked a butterfly from a cardboard box and placed it on a bloom.
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Costco May Cost Oregonians More Per Ounce Than WinCo or Walmart, Tracker Suggests

A Portland price tracker suggests that may not always be true for Oregonians. Here’s what it found, and how to test your own cart. Stumptown Savings is a Portland grocery newsletter. It checks Costco and other stores every month. Founder Bryan Vance told Willamette Week in a March 2026...
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Southern Oregon Woman Rescued After Two Hours Trapped in 12 Feet of Water at...

JACKSON COUNTY, Ore. — A woman who fell 20 feet down a well was trapped for more than two hours in 12 feet of water before Jackson County Fire District 3 rescued her. The incident occurred yesterday when an old, unsupported piece of plywood inside a well house gave way beneath her feet.
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Oregon Winter Outlook 2026-27: El Niño Could Shift Snowfall

Portland, Salem and Eugene face uncertain rainfall totals despite increased odds of winter warmth.
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Judge throws out $2M lawsuit faulting Oregon police for homeless man’s murder

A judge has tossed a $2 million wrongful death lawsuit that claimed Portland police conducted a shoddy investigation into a dangerous man — allowing him to be freed from jail and then murder a homeless stranger the next day. In a ruling issued last week, Multnomah County Circuit Judge...
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Williams man survives cardiac arrest thanks to library AED

WILLIAMS, Ore. - Firefighters and a library supervisor saved a man's life after he went into cardiac arrest during a community town hall Oct. 14 at the Williams Grange. The Williams Citizens Advisory Committee and Community Council hosted the meeting to discuss the Williams Fire Department levy. A local man collapsed during public comment. Firefighters attending the meeting immediately began CPR but didn't have emergency medical equipment with them because they had arrived in personal vehicles.
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Woman rescued from 20 ft. well after being stuck for 2 hours

JACKSON COUNTY, Ore. - A woman fell 20 feet down a well, where she faced 12 feet of standing water for 2 hours, calling for help. On October 14, a Jackson County woman fell through an old, unsupported piece of plywood, inside of her well house. Two hours passed before 911 was notified. Multiple engines from Jackson County Fire District 3 arrived on scene, along with Central Point Police Department.
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Family Dog Alerts Owners to House Fire Before Dying in the Flames in Tigard,...

Dog Saves Family From Burning Tigard Home Then Loses Its Life in the Fire At 1:45 in the morning, everyone […] This article originally appeared on BuildLikeNew.com — visit us for more home security guides.

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