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Following two failed property tax levies, the Lane Fire Authority is cutting two peak-hour ambulances and reducing community safety training programs.
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The early-Saturday fire left the restaurant too damaged to operate and the owner wondering about its future.
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Umpqua becomes the second national forest in the area this summer to impose restrictions on the use of fire on its lands.
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Roseburg residents may see what looks like a fire emergency on Sunday morning.
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The two Democrats said Congress has failed to fully prepare the U.S. Forest Service for what is expected to be a severe wildfire season.
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Burning will be allowed starting Oct. 11 and lasting through the end of the month.
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Warmer, windier weather with a chance of thunderstorms means likely fire growth, officials say.
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Crews will take advantage of fire breaks from 2009’s Tumblebug Fire in rugged terrain.
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The southern edge of the Flat Fire threatened thousands of homes as it moved toward Sisters, but crews said Monday morning they had stopped it from moving in that direction.
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People can turn in illegal fireworks without fear of fines.
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This time of year finds many Native Americans across the Pacific Northwest treating hazel, through fire and cutting. The native hazel shrub – not to be confused with hazelnut trees – is prized for its sticks, often used for traditional basketry.
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Fire conditions are HIGH to EXTREME across much of Oregon. With the Labor Day weekend upon us and people antsy to get outdoors—officials are stressing…