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Burn bans in place
With weather heating up and dry conditions persisting, burn bans are in place for many areas. Find out more here.
SEE THE ORIGINAL OPB ARTICLE HERE
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Patrols to increase for unleashed dogs
Bend Parks & Rec and Bend Police Community Service are increasing their efforts to enforce dogs on leashes. Learn more about it here.
SEE THE CENTRAL OREGON DAILY NEWS ARTICLE HERE
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A reward for information regarding killed wolf
Officials are offering $10k for information regarding the wolf killing near Sisters. Learn more about it here.
“Anyone with information about this case is asked to call the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service at (503) 682-6131, or Oregon State Police at (800) 452-7888. People can also email law enforcement at TIP@osp.oregon.gov.
Callers can remain anonymous.”
SEE THE ORIGINAL OPB ARTICLE HERE
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Three Oregon cities are the top smokiest cities in America
Medford, Grants Pass, and Bend are the top three smokiest cities in the country. Learn more here.
SEE THE ORIGINAL OREGON PUBLIC BROADCASTING ARTICLE HERE
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Central Oregon Community College appoints a new president
Come July, Greg Pereira will be the new president of Central Oregon Community College. Learn more here.
SEE THE ORIGINAL OREGON PUBLIC BROADCASTING ARTICLE HERE
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Number of small businesses in OR is growing
Oregon has over 400,000 small businesses that employ more than half the state’s workers. That number is growing. Learn more about it here.
SEE THE ORIGINAL OPB ARTICLE HERE
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Powdr Corp. to sell Mt. Bachelor
Powdr Corp. has announced the sale of Mt. Bachelor. Learn more about the details here.
SEE THE ORIGINAL OPB ARTICLE HERE
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Oregon wildfires to set new record of acreage burned
The 2024 wildfire season has claimed over 1.3 million acres and is on track to be the worst on record. Learn more here.
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Oregon Parks and Recreation proposing increases to parking permits
Oregon Parks & Recreation is proposing a price increase in parking permits. Learn more about it here.
SEE THE ORIGINAL OPB ARTICLE HERE
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Snowpack levels are normal in majority of Oregon
Oregon’s snowpack levels are at or right around normal, even with above-average March snowmelt. Learn all the details here.
READ THE ARTICLE BY OREGON PUBLIC BROADCASTING HERE
Photo: USDA / National Water and Climate Center
Use the NWCC’s amazing tool for checking stats on the state’s water and more HERE
“Oregon snow water equivalent levels, which compares how this year’s snowpack stacks up against the last 30 years. USDA / National Water and Climate Center”
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