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It wants the downtown area included in the Main Street Program The Albany Main Street Committee has applied for the city's downtown area to be accepted into the Oregon Main Street Program.
Information for the public safety column comes from public records of the West Linn Police Department.
The Mystery of the Hidden Artwork: Why Nancy Drew gave me unrealistic sleuth expectations
Oregon's rural-urban wage gap increases
The wage gap between northeastern Oregon and the state's I-5 corridor has widened since the 1970s.
Interview with Barley Browns' owner Tyler Brown
Far from the majority of Oregon's craft beer community, Barley Brown's is one of the eastern-most breweries in the state, not to mention one of the best.
In the footsteps of the pioneers
The scene would certainly thrill local historian Jerry McGee-or chill him to the bone.
Baker City children OK after tree falls during windstorm
Two Baker City children escaped with bumps and scrapes after a large poplar tree fell on them during windstorm this week.
In the 19th century, wagon companies separated at various points on the trail ... some people to go to Oregon and some to California.
Ore. speaker recalls Basque culture in West
Kent McAdoo joined Nevada-based Basque sheepherders for 13 months in the early 1970s to study the effects coyotes have on their flocks.
Biologists use GPS to track mountain goats
Used to be Nick Myatt had to drive a dozen miles - several of which bear not even the slightest resemblance to pavement - to see what the mountain goats in the Elkhorns were up to.
This article comes to us thanks to the Baker City Herald : Speaker outlines Basque sheepherders' legacy in the West Published: August 13, 2008 By MIKE FERGUSON Baker City Herald In the early 1970s, Kent McAdoo ...
GPS collars help biologists keep track of goats
The $250 collar is designed to fall off as the kid's neck grows and expands. State and federal wildlife biologists will, for the first time, track three of Oregon's Rocky Mountain goats with GPS systems built ...
Five Grayback firefighters died in 2002 van accident
On June 21, 2002, a van carrying 11 members of a Grayback Forestry crew based out of La Grande, Ore., overturned on the highway near Rifle, Colo.
Protect yourself from the West Nile Virus
The West Nile Virus has been found in Oregon for the first time this year. Mosquitoes trapped near Baker City have tested positive for the virus.
First Oregon mosquitoes positive for West Nile
Mosquitoes trapped near Baker City and tested for the West Nile virus were carrying the disease.
Prison escapee apologizes to Baker City
A man pulled from the Powder River following his escape from an Idaho prison work center has apologized to the people of Baker City.