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Oregon officials investigate crabbing gear that entangled whale
Wildlife officials are investigating how a young humpback whale became entangled in crab gear before it stranded Wildlife experts are trying to figure out how a young humpback whale became tangled in…
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7mOregon weighs enrollment caps, paying for claims as double-digit insurance hikes set for 2027
Expiring tax credits to offset premium costs have been central to the rate increases. Congress opted against extending the COVID-era enhanced tax credits last year.
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3mMake your own fruit leather — harnessing old tech and new
Plums, figs, peaches, nectarines, apples, berries and tomatoes are good candidates for fruit leather, which can help you enjoy your summer bounty in the middle of the winter.
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6mMarie Jones, former police dispatcher, horse breeder, dies at 85
Friends and family remember Marie Jones as the “chocolate chip cookie queen,” having an undying love for horses and as a dedicated local philanthropist.
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3mPlea agreement reached with Springfield man involved with ‘Rapper Bot’ cyberattacks
The plea agreement is a major development after federal prosecutors said last year said then-22-year-old Ethan Foltz was behind powerful for-hire cyberattacks launched against a U.S. government network and many tech companies.
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2mWith war six months on, U.S. leaders have forgotten their commitment to our soldiers | Letter to the editor
QuickTake: But a leader of the state’s top hospital industry group called the research on the first-in-the-nation legislation “disconnected from reality and tone deaf.” I grew up in a military family. My father, mother, sister and I all shared that commitment. We moved every two to three years, often far away from other family members, […]