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Featured Video: How to Be Human in the Age of AI
Whitman College alum and National Correspondent at The New York Times Cecilia Kang ’94 delivered a moving speech at Whitman’s 138th Commencement Ceremony—30 years after her own graduation. “What you know and how much you know won’t be as important as how you think, how you feel...
Washington coastal tribe awarded $3 million grant to move to higher ground
TAHOLAH, Wash. — For generations, Quinault Indian Nation members have thrived on the Washington coast. But the tribe said it's time to go. The traditional villages, with homes just feet from the beaches of Taholah and Queets, are in danger, according to the tribe. The risk of a tsunami...
Men's Soccer Claims Exhibition Victory Against Whitman
WALLA WALLA, Wash. - The Eastern Oregon men's soccer team officially opened the 2024 season on Wednesday night, securing a 2-1 exhibition victory over the Whitman Blues at the Whitman Sports Complex. The Mountaineers set the pace early, scoring both of their goals in the first half, while the Blues responded with a lone goal in the second half.
Tren de Aragua gang members continue to cross into the U.S. through Texas, Mexican authorities warn
SEATTLE - Mexican law enforcement officials in the border state of Chihuaha continue to see a large number of potential gang members passing through on their way to the U.S. Authorities say the people, who they believe are members of Tren de Aragua, a Venezuelan-born criminal organization, are using the El Paso, Texas-Juarez, Mexico corridor to enter the United States illegally.
Hermiston City Council Eases Rules Governing Mobile Food Vendors
After several months of public testimony and requests, the Hermiston City Council amended its rules for mobile food vendors at Monday’s meeting. The amendments are aimed at easing entry into the mobile food vendor business. The city conducted an online survey in May to gather the community’s view of...
ICYDK – Taxing Tips, Stolen Merchandise Bust, & Interstate Bridge Tolling
No Tax On Tips is not a new idea, but Oregon might just do it on our own. We could have a bill to vote on next year about it. Consider that Oregon, by law, pays everybody minimum wage, so employers can’t pay people less if they’re getting more tips; that does happen in other states. Also consider… does anybody claim their tips? You have to be real honest for that.
Largest dam removal project in US history nears completion
OREGON, USA — For the first time in more than a century, salmon will soon have free passage along the Klamath River and its tributaries — a major watershed near the California-Oregon border — as the largest dam removal project in U.S. history nears completion. Crews will...
State Police Fish & Wildlife Prosecutor of the Year
The Oregon State Police Fish and Wildlife Division has named Mihnea Moga as Prosecutor of the Year for 2023. The Oregon Hunters Association provided a framed wildlife print during a ceremony at the Oregon District Attorney Association Summer Conference in Seaside earlier this month. Moga, former Deputy District Attorney (DDA)...
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