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The new design will be unveiled during Monday’s city council meeting and will roll out in November.
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For nearly a decade, Dan Rayfield has represented Corvallis in the Oregon House of Representatives. Now he’s running for statewide office, leaving a rare opening in his heavily Democratic district.
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An organization that serves free daily meals in Corvallis is looking for a new kitchen and dining space.
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A federal judge in Eugene has barred the city of Corvallis from removing a city council member from office until her lawsuit is resolved. Charlyn Ellis has accused the city of violating her constitutional rights. The city has accused her of overstepping her authority.
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People in a rural neighborhood in Benton County have a new evacuation route they can use in case they need to flee a fast-moving fire.
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Charlyn Ellis is asking for a judge to rule the city council’s process is unconstitutional, and is seeking $1 in damages.
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UnitedHealth Group, the nation’s biggest health care corporation, is continuing its expansion drive in Oregon with a bid to buy The Corvallis Clinic, an independent 11-clinic physician-owned system in the mid-Willamette Valley.
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Corvallis police say a 22-year-old Cottage Grove man was injured following an explosion at McNary Field, a park on the edge of the Oregon State University campus, Monday afternoon.
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Soon, the last vehicles will drive over the Van Buren bridge, a Corvallis landmark that’s been standing for more than a century.
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Seven Corvallis-based workers for the waste disposal company Republic Services have been on strike for over a month to demand safer working conditions and adequate healthcare.
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A new development that’ll provide 46 living units for Corvallis’ unhoused population is underway.
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One or more vandals are cutting chunks of sought after wood from trees in Corvallis’ Willamette Park. Officials say the illegal poaching will likely kill the trees.