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What is the 2024 forecast for Oregon wildfires? Experts weigh in
There’s no drought statewide in June for the first time since 2017, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor. It’s been a relatively cool late spring and early summer. And forecasters say the transition from El Niño to La Niña weather patterns could mean a wetter than normal summer.
Economic summit showcases Eastern Oregon’s opportunities and challenges in changing environment
HERMISTON — (News release from the Eastern Oregon Women’s Coalition) More than 300 leaders from across Oregon gathered on June 20-21 for the 4th Annual Eastern Oregon Economic Summit for an in-depth and thought-provoking discussion on energy, environment, workforce, and more. The two-day event, developed and hosted by...
Oregon is first state to join free filing option for federal taxes
When Oregonians file their federal taxes next year, they’ll have a new free option. According to a release from the U.S. Department of the Treasury and Internal Revenue Service, Oregon is the first state to join the IRS Direct File software program, which allows people to file their taxes for free. The program was pilot […] The post Oregon is first state to join free filing option for federal taxes appeared first on Oregon Capital Chronicle.
Summer heat hits stride Tuesday around the Pacific Northwest
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Summer heat is expected to peak this week by Tuesday afternoon with highs near 90 degrees along the Willamette Valley. This latest spike in summer heat is expected to fall by nearly 10 to 15 degrees from Tuesday to Wednesday. Oregon and Washington’s latest cooling trend will last through the end of the week. Temperatures will return to below average conditions as clouds increase and the chance of rain returns.
ODFW Hosting June 27 Meeting On Hatchery Review Ordered By State Lawmakers
THE FOLLOWING IS A PRESS RELEASE FROM THE OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE. ODFW is looking ahead to chart a sustainable future for Oregon’s hatcheries. The public is invited to a meeting June 27 to learn more about the process ODFW is using to thoroughly review the state’s hatcheries and plan for the future.
High schoolers part of training program to help turn the tide on coastal Oregon’s seafood workforce
SILETZ — Patrick Clarke is outside, setting up a big pot of broth with Cajun spices over a propane flame. He’s already got a grill running and has set out the corn, potatoes, sausage and pink shrimp. He leans down to a chest cooler filled with ice and...
After Athing Mu fall, Nia Akins captures 800 final at U.S. Olympic Trials
Coming into Monday, the women's 800-meter final was considered by many to be a foregone conclusion. With Athing Mu — the reigning Olympic champion and one of the sport's more dominant athletes — in the mix, the Hayward Field crowd of 12,180 ticketed spectators was abuzz with anticipation. Who, if anybody, would challenge the 22-year-old star?
Alert: Tainted Food Sent To Washington May Paralyze Or Kill You
The Food & Drug Administration has warned about shellfish harvested here in the Pacific Northwest - from Oregon and Washington. Warning concerns certain Shellfish from Oregon and Washington. The FDA has a new warning about oysters and bay clams from several harvesting locations, here in the Northwest:. Food Network New...
Warren Buffett's PacifiCorp reaches $150 million wildfire settlement
(Reuters) - PacifiCorp, a utility owned by Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway, agreed to a $150 million settlement with 378 plaintiffs arising from one of the 2020 wildfires that devastated parts of Oregon and northern California.
World’s Ugliest Dog winner and Oregon owner appear on the ‘Today’ show: ‘Even ugly is beautiful’
It’s not unusual for winners of various events to appear on the “Today” show, bask in the hosts’ attention, and smile while answering softball questions. While the food was festive, the champion getting applause on the Monday, June 24, episode of the NBC morning show was a bit different.
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