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From the Sweet Home New Era: The Sweet Home City Council voted unanimously Tuesday, March 22, to formally adopt a downtown streetscape and parking plan.
From the Lebanon-Express: On Feb. 1, the Linn Benton Food Share warehouse outside Tangent received a truck-trailer load of food and supplies from the Church
From The Daily Barometer: For nearly 30 years, the Pastega family has put on a light display for the Benton County community. The Pasetga family
From the Albany Democrat-Herald: The local chapter of the NAACP, celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, is partnering with Linn County Public Health, Samaritan Health and the
From The Corvallis Advocate: During the Corvallis School Board’s Oct. 21 virtual meeting, Co-Vice Chair Luhui Whitebear presented Resolution Number 21-1003, “Acknowledgement of Native American Heritage Month”,
From The Corvallis Advocate: Corvallis is an expensive place to live. Homes cost more on average to buy than they do in similar areas —
From The Corvallis Advocate: As Oregon’s COVID-19 infection and death counts are skyrocketing, many Oregonians are now worried about their much-needed unemployment benefits coming to
Interview with The Corvallis Advocate: Pegge McGuire and the Community Services Consortium don’t want to just help you catch up on your rent. They want
From the Polk County Itemizer-Observer: The Polk County Family & Community Outreach (FCO) Department — with the help of local youths — distributed $30,000 in
From the Corvallis Gazette-Times: The Oregon Community Foundation has swooped in to lend a big hand this summer with $41.2 million in grants to groups
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