Eli Imadali
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OPB
The court decision upholds Oregon’s recycling law that shifts recycling costs onto corporations.
David Reinert
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Oregon State University
This week on Oregon On The Record:
Monday 8/24 - A nonprofit connector on the coast
Tuesday 8/25 - Cottage Grove food pantry that keep growing and evolving
Wednesday 8/26 - Central Oregon Nonprofit helping homeless with their pets
Thursday 8/27 - A national nonprofit preserving history - before its too late
Have a topic or guest suggestion? We'd love to hear it: questions@klcc.org
Monday 8/24 - A nonprofit connector on the coast
Tuesday 8/25 - Cottage Grove food pantry that keep growing and evolving
Wednesday 8/26 - Central Oregon Nonprofit helping homeless with their pets
Thursday 8/27 - A national nonprofit preserving history - before its too late
Have a topic or guest suggestion? We'd love to hear it: questions@klcc.org
Rebecca Hansen-White
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KLCC
Springfield School District made significant budget cuts to close an expected shortfall, including essentially eliminating Spanish dual immersion for older students. But, Springfield leaders are taking steps to restore some dual language immersion this school year.
Karen Richards
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KLCC
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The Oregon State Sheriffs' Association voted unanimously to permanently ban Curry County Sheriff John Ward following an investigation into foundation donations. -
The Eugene Water & Electric Board says it’s looking into whether its funds were included in an alleged embezzlement at a nonprofit it's collaborated with. -
Efforts to expand habitat for the threatened Oregon silverspot butterfly on the central Oregon Coast are finding support from a seldom-used resource: local property owners. -
Steve Mokrohisky is preparing to leave after nearly 13 years on the job. -
Election officials will begin mailing ballots to most Oregon voters in mid-October. -
Oregon State Parks has closed restrooms at six of its sites in Lincoln County after vandals extensively damaged them over the weekend. -
Oregon election officials say November's vote-by-mail will proceed as planned after the U.S. Supreme Court temporarily cleared President Trump's executive order. -
Councilors closed a special meeting Monday night without a vote on taking a stance for or against the ballot measure. -
The newspaper served several communities along the scenic 87-mile highway.
