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Health advisory for toxins lifted on North Santiam, remains in place at Detroit Lake
The North Santiam River has a clean bill of health. Well, mostly. The Oregon Health Authority lifted the recreational use health advisory for the river Friday afternoon after test results showed toxin levels low enough that they shouldn’t harm people who swim or recreate in the stream. ...
Pacific Ocean And Coastal Fog
Frequent fog and low clouds on the coast in the Pacific Northwest is a frequent occurrence. the ocean temperature in the summer is chilly, averaging about 58°. Swimming without a wetsuit can actually be dangerous as a result of cold shock. When the cold water connects with the warm summer air, a coastal fog appears.
Albany Collections: Comic Con Style Event
Come see the Ghost Busters vehicle! Make slime and shoot it!. 2 Video Game tournaments; Mario Kart On Saturday and Super Smash Bros on Sunday – play on 100 foot screens! Small fee to play – win cash!. Cosplay Competition 3:00 pm:. Saturday – 16 and older- 1st,...
After nearly losing their district, Gervais teachers prepare for a new school year
This spring, voters in the small Willamette Valley town of Gervais were faced with an ultimatum — vote “yes” on a much-needed construction bond to salvage the run-down local schools, or say “no” and allow the entire school district to close. Voters said yes. By...
Silverton defeats Summit, 35-12, in football opener; plus other area scores, highlights
The high school football season kicks off Friday with the Statesman Journal's Game of the Week with Summit at Silverton at 7 p.m. Check back here throughout Friday night for score updates and photos. Final: Silverton 35, Summit 12. Foxes were dominant in their season-opener. #opreps pic.twitter.com/LB3CT0aEVR— Jarrid Denney (@jarrid_denney) August 31, 2024 ...
Desert survivor pup Grace ready for a loving home after four months alone
CORVALLIS, Ore (KATU) — A 12-month-old dog named Grace who survived in a desert for four months is now ready for adoption, Golden Bond Rescue says. Golden Bond Rescue officials say a volunteer found the dog wandering the desert in Lake County. People posted about seeing Grace on FaceBook,...
Insurer for Buoy Beer drops Astoria from lawsuit over partial building collapse
Astoria has been dropped as a defendant in a $9.4 million lawsuit by an insurer for Buoy Beer Co. over the partial collapse of the brewery into the Columbia River in 2022. Mt. Hawley Insurance Co., a Peoria, Illinois, firm that insured Buoy Beer, initially claimed Rickenbach Construction, Stricker Engineering, Columbia Dockworks and the city recognized the imminent danger at the building along ...
Group at risk of homelessness could get access to more housing in north Salem
Construction on 15 more cottages in northeast Salem for seniors at risk of homelessness can begin immediately following a $50,000 donation from WaFd Bank. The news comes only a few months after the United Way of the Mid-Willamette Valley's Cottages United first opened its doors to residents. Ten cottages opened for residents 55 and older in May near Swegle Elementary on Market Street NE. ...
Oregon leaders celebrate investments toward Willamette Water Supply System
The pipeline to a sustainable water future is becoming clearer for the cities of Beaverton and Hillsboro. U.S. Reps. Suzanne Bonamici and Andrea Salinas visited the Willamette Water Supply System treatment plant in Sherwood Thursday, Aug. 29, joining local leaders to spotlight investments in drinking water infrastructure for Washington County. The $1.6 billion Willamette Water Supply System is a collaborative effort between the Tualatin Valley Water District (TVWD) and the...
Newberg musician and cohort net $100K grant to stage multi-cultural women’s rights performance
A pair of collaborating artists, one with Newberg ties, are among the beneficiaries of a round of grants from an organization determined to, in its own words, “celebrate bold creativity, elevate cultural voices and examine some of the deep challenges facing Oregonians.” The Oregon Community Foundation (OCF) renewed its annual Creative Heights Initiative some months ago, seeking applications from artists for grants from $15,000 to $100,000 to fund in-state arts and culture projects that “stretch the creative capacity of artists and culture bearers,” a release...
No. 18 Spirit Battle Hard Against D2 Western Oregon
MONMOUTH, ORE. – The 18th-ranked OUAZ women's soccer team finished up its road trip in the Pacific Northwest Friday, taking on NCAA D2 Western Oregon. The Spirit were on the wrong end of a 3-0 final, but performed better than what the final score indicated. "Great matchup today," head...
Funding boost from grant slated to assist St. Helens Riverwalk Project
The city of St. Helens is announcing an almost three-quarters-of-a million-dollar boost in grant funding for the city’s ambitious Riverwalk Project. The grant funding from the state of Oregon will help along construction in the project’s Phase One. The city was initially awarded $500,000 from the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department ‘s Land and Water Conservation Fund grant. ...
Safe Rest Pods to Provide Shelter Through October
The Safe Rest Pods on SW 17th Avenue provide life-saving shelter near Winco & Dairy Creek Park as the City & partners work toward building a future year-round shelter at the site. Since reopening in December 2023, the temporary shelter has:. Sheltered & supported 30 to 40 individuals & couples...
Canzano: Oregon Ducks win raises eyebrows and questions
Idaho might be terrific. Let’s start with that premise. The Vandals went on the road on Saturday against what national pollsters told us all month was a bonafide College Football Playoff contender — and did not flinch. This was alarming stuff, wasn’t it?. No. 3-ranked Oregon, which...
Oregon lawmakers plan Sept. 12 visit to Bend on statewide tour to gather input on transportation needs, funding
SALEM, Ore. (KTVZ) – The Oregon Legislature's Joint Committee on Transportation is visiting Bend on Thursday, Sept. 12, the next stop on their tour of the state to hear from residents, tour facilities and speak with area officials about transportation needs and priorities, as well as critical funding issues. Before a 5-7 p.m. public hearing at OSU-Cascades' The post Oregon lawmakers plan Sept. 12 visit to Bend on statewide tour to gather input on transportation needs, funding appeared first on KTVZ.
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