Marina Kandas
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Library responds to budget pressure, reduces hours (opens the original)
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Regular users of Oregon State University’s Valley Library will need to find a new Saturday study spot this fall. In wake of university-wide budget cuts, library staff say they are strategically reducing the library’s hours. The library will see decreased hours on Sundays and Fridays, but the biggest change is that the library will be completely closed on Saturdays. “The difficult decision to reduce Valley Library hours was entirely in response to budget cuts,” said Dean of Libraries Anne-Marie D
A biker’s brew: (opens the original)
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Before picking up his daughter from a football game one night, Kris “Kirby” Bedsaul, the president of a Portland bike parts company, sat sipping on a beer. The beer he was drinking was Sticky Hands, local Corvallis business Block 15 Brewery’s benchmark Northwest Imperial India Pale Ale. “I’m looking at my phone. I was like, man, I would really like to do something with Block 15, and so I reached out to Kelsey (the former marketing and creative manager of Block 15) on LinkedIn,” Bedsaul said. “I
Community mourns the loss of OSU doctoral student (opens the original)
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“Today, my children told me, ‘No gifts or toys could ever replace our father,’” Sara Ahmed, Shuaib Ahmed Mubarak’s wife, said in an email. In early August, 37-year-old Oregon State University graduate student Mubarak drowned in Foster Reservoir near Sweet Home, leaving behind a wife and four young children, ages 8, 5, 3 and 1. A fundraiser has been organized to support Mubarak’s wife and children, with the goal of raising $100,000. The link to donate is here. His death was followed by an outpour
Local NAACP Branch to host vigil for Nolan Wells (opens the original)
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The Linn Benton NAACP Branch is hosting a vigil on Wednesday for Nolan Wells, an 18-year-old Black college student from Mississippi who died earlier this summer. The facts of Wells’ death remain unexplained and his family and civil rights advocates have raised questions about the circumstances of his death and the investigation that followed. Last week, at the 2026 National Association of Black Journalists Conference in Atlanta, Wells’ parents, their attorney and prominent civil rights leaders h
Dynamite duo: New explosive detection dog and handler meet OSU community (opens the original)
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An explosive detection dog named Tex is the newest addition to the Oregon State University Department of Public Safety. Tex visited with reporters during a media day last month to showcase his bomb-sniffing skills and relationship with his new handler. Tex is a three-year-old black Labrador who is trained to detect more than 20 unique odors such as fireworks, firearms, TNT and dynamite, according to Zack Leingang, a police officer with DPS and Tex’s handler. Tex trained as an explosive detection
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