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Oregon Department of Human Services says some college and university students are eligible for SNAP (opens the original)
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With school back in session at colleges and universities, the Oregon Department of Human Services is reminding students that they might qualify for SNAP benefits. Jessica Amaya Hoffman is the Oregon Eligibility Partnership Interim Director at ODHS. She said changes in SNAP rules may affect student eligibility. “Any time a program has a shift in their rules, and SNAP has had many over this last year, we worry about people not understanding when they need to recertify or respond to notices,” she s
Oregon forest and fire officials say fire season is not over, backyard burning still prohibited (opens the original)
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With autumn on its way and cooler weather incoming, it may feel like wildfire season in Oregon has ended. But officials from the Oregon Department of Forestry and the Lane Fire Defense Board are reminding residents that fire season is not over, and backyard burning is still prohibited. ODF spokesperson Jessica Neujahr said officials take determining the date for the end of fire season and its restrictions very seriously. “They’re looking at fuel loads, how dry is it, is there significant rain co
Riddle Elementary remains closed for bat removal (opens the original)
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Riddle Elementary in rural Douglas County remains closed as work continues to remove bats from the building. According to the Riddle School District’s Facebook page, students were sent home early last Friday. The school was also closed three days this week. In a statement to families on Tuesday, the district said the closure would allow for building cleaning and inspection. The district is consulting with the Douglas Public Health Network, Oregon Health Authority and Oregon Department of Fish an
Riddle Elementary School closed due to bat activity amid rabies uptick (opens the original)
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An elementary school in rural Douglas County will be closed Wednesday and Thursday due to continued bat activity in the building. In a statement to families, Riddle School District said the closure of Riddle Elementary would make time for building inspection, cleaning and bat-removal measures. “The safety of our students and staff remains our highest priority,” the district said. The district is working with the Douglas Public Health Network, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife and a prof
Springfield Public Library partners to offer free early literacy classes (opens the original)
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Families with children ages 0 to 5 will soon be able to take free early literacy classes at the Springfield Public Library. The program, a partnership with nonprofit Parenting Now, will include 6 sessions in as many weeks focused on different themes, like bedtime routines and parenting playfully. Abigail Craig, a youth services librarian at the Springfield Public Library, said the classes will combine teaching parents how to help their kids read, and involving the children themselves. “It’ll be
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