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Damaged log truck trailer incident near Jasper Bridge cleared (opens the original)
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A traffic incident involving a semi-truck hauling logs near the Jasper Bridge has been cleared after affecting traffic Tuesday morning. Pleasant Hill Goshen Fire & Rescue crews responded to Jasper Road and Parkway Road, where a damaged trailer had come to rest against a barrier near the end of the bridge. At 8:30 a.m., one lane was blocked and motorists were warned to expect one-lane travel for an extended period. The fire district said the load needed to be transferred to another truck and that
Helping Hands: Youth and Family Services (opens the original)
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For families experiencing homelessness in Lane County, St. Vincent de Paul’s First Place Family Center is designed to be a daytime starting point for help — and a gateway to overnight shelter. St. Vincent de Paul’s Youth and Family Services operates the First Place Family Center (FPFC), a low-barrier emergency access day center for families with children under age 18. The center addresses basic needs and connects families to essential social services. Each day, approximately 100 parents, youth a
Oregon fire officials warn wind, new fire starts continue to strain wildfire response (opens the original)
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Oregon fire officials say continued hot, dry and windy weather is keeping wildfire danger high across the state, with large fires, new ignitions and firefighter fatigue creating ongoing challenges as crews head into another critical stretch of fire season. Jessica Neujahr, a public affairs officer with the Oregon Department of Forestry, said the agency's immediate focus is keeping existing large fires contained while ensuring firefighters remain available to respond quickly to new starts. READ |
Oregon fire officials warn wind, new fire starts continue to strain wildfire response (opens the original)
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Oregon fire officials say continued hot, dry and windy weather is keeping wildfire danger high across the state, with large fires, new ignitions and firefighter fatigue creating ongoing challenges as crews head into another critical stretch of fire season. Jessica Neujahr, a public affairs officer with the Oregon Department of Forestry, said the agency's immediate focus is keeping existing large fires contained while ensuring firefighters remain available to respond quickly to new starts. READ |
Oregon fire officials warn wind, new fire starts continue to strain wildfire response (opens the original)
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Oregon fire officials say continued hot, dry and windy weather is keeping wildfire danger high across the state, with large fires, new ignitions and firefighter fatigue creating ongoing challenges as crews head into another critical stretch of fire season. Jessica Neujahr, a public affairs officer with the Oregon Department of Forestry, said the agency's immediate focus is keeping existing large fires contained while ensuring firefighters remain available to respond quickly to new starts. READ |
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