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No set date announced for Lane County debris burning ban lift (opens the original)
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Fire season remains active across Lane County today and forestry officials warn there is no set date for backyard debris burning to begin. Current conditions suggest fire season could run until mid-October at the earliest, according to the Oregon Department of Forestry and the Lane Fire Defense Board. Backyard debris burning, which is regulated by the Lane Regional Air Protection Agency, remains prohibited across all of Lane County until fire season officially ends. Officials determine the end o
Oregon Lifeline awareness week highlights discounts for low-income homes (opens the original)
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The Oregon Public Utility Commission is highlighting the Oregon Lifeline program during National Lifeline Awareness Week, which runs Sept. 14-18. The federal and state government program provides qualifying low-income households with discounted or free phone and high-speed internet service through participating providers. Oregon Lifeline offers monthly discounts of up to $19.25 on phone service and up to $24.25 on high-speed internet service. The program also provides free wireless voice minutes
Duck race raises millions for local nonprofits in Central Oregon (opens the original)
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BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- Vibrant rubber ducks filled the Deschutes River on Sunday for the 37th Great Drake Park Duck Race in Central Oregon. Because regional credit unions covered all event expenses, every dollar from ticket sales was donated directly to four local organizations. The proceeds from this year's race were distributed among Friends of the Children, Kids Center, Saving Grace and Family Kitchen. Michelle Solley, a representative for the Bend Rotary Club, noted the event's historic impact
Back to School: Officials Urge Caution as Central Oregon School Buses Head Back on the Road (opens the original)
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BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- As students return to school, school buses are heading back onto the roads in Bend-La Pine Transportation officials are warning motorists to obey traffic laws surrounding school buses, where illegal passes carry potential fines of up to $2,000. Student safety remains a major concern for local school districts as school bus routes resume alongside daily commuter traffic. District officials report that drivers frequently violate traffic laws by passing buses illegally, placing
Gloria Steinem dies at age 92 (opens the original)
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Women's rights activist Gloria Steinem (1934-2026), known as the face of the feminist movement in the 1960s and 70s, has passed away at age 92. A statement on Steinem's instagram page says she died in her New York home Wednesday -- surrounded by loved ones. During her career as an activist, Steinem ent undercover in 1963 as a Playboy Bunny cocktail waitress to write an expose about their poor working conditions and low pay. She would go on to co-found the National Women's Political Caucus and "M
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