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A new law went into effect this year that allows all Oregon cities to use photo radar to enforce speed limits. But motorists shouldn’t expect to see a flood of new cameras right away.
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Corvallis voters will decide next month whether to renew a city levy that funds public recreation, the library and social services.
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Just over a month ago, the City of Eugene initiated a one-year pilot e-scooter program, meant to help reduce fossil fuel use. Other nearby cities like Albany also offer shared e-scooters, but Corvallis does not.
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More than three weeks after Election Day, Corvallis residents have finally learned who their next mayor is going to be.
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The next mayor of Corvallis likely won’t be known until December. That’s because of the city’s use of ranked choice voting.
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The City of Corvallis will break ground on a major fire station renovation Thursday. It’s the first in a series of planned municipal projects.
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Voters in Corvallis will choose a new mayor this fall using a voting method that allows people to rank candidates in order of preference.
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Corvallis has a new city councilor in Ward 2.
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A park named for Martin Luther King Junior in Corvallis will get a major makeover in the coming years, and one of the goals of the project is to amplify the civil rights leader’s work for social justice.
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People selling their home in Corvallis will need to disclose their property’s energy efficiency rating starting next April.
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The cost to park at a meter in Corvallis will double next month.
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The drill this is aimed to help the Corvallis community be more prepared for emergencies and natural disasters.