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National Preparedness Month: Here's how to stash water for emergencies, no sweat (opens the original)
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PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — Extreme heat, ice storms, wildfires and other emergencies are all but guaranteed to pop up at some point. The good news: How ready you are for them is something you can control, and it can start with something as basic as water. During National Preparedness Month, the Regional Water Providers Consortium (RWPC) is encouraging people to store enough water to get through a major disruption. “So water providers are working on making sure that our systems are strong and relian
Portland braces for I-5 south closure; starts with busy weekend, Sunday Parkways downtown (opens the original)
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With all southbound lanes of Interstate 5 through the Rose Quarter set to close the night of Friday, Sept. 11, Portland transportation officials are warning drivers to plan ahead and avoid cutting through neighborhood streets. (KATU) PORTLAND, Ore. — Thousands of people are expected to head into downtown Portland for a busy weekend of events just as the SB I-5 closure begins, prompting city and state transportation leaders to urge travelers to plan ahead for delays. One of the major events, Sund
After years of setbacks, mom sees weight-loss progress in new management program (opens the original)
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PORTLAND, Ore. — For years, Lori Horine chased weight loss that never seemed to last. Now, she says she’s finally seeing real change -- and feeling it in the moments that matter most. “It’s just exciting that I see these changes,” Horine said. Horine said the weight gain built over time. “In my youth I was pretty skinny but through motherhood and life, weight just started pounding on,” she said, laughing. She tried repeatedly to lose it, but the results didn’t stick. “I tried many many many thin
OSU biologist: Ross Island Lagoon's 'worst algae bloom in 10 years' spreads (opens the original)
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PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — The Human Access Project (HAP) and the Lloyd Eco District cancelled events on the Willamette River this week due to concerns over harmful algae blooms from the Ross Island lagoon spreading downstream the Willamette River. Both events, the Friday Splashdown at Audrey McCall Beach and Lloyd Live! at Duckworth Dock had been scheduled for several months. Both organizations cancelled their events out of concern over river health. Over the summer, Oregon State University scient
Oregon Nepali community reacts to catastrophic flooding (opens the original)
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PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — Devastation in Nepal is being felt worldwide. Oregon's local Nepali community is calling on people to support outreach efforts, and they're sounding the alarm on the climate disaster that triggered the floods. KATU spoke with Arun Storrs, a Nepali immigrant who grew up in Oregon. She appeared in the HBO Max medical drama "The Pitt," and she founded The Kumari Project, a nonprofit that supports orphans in Nepal. RELATED: Catastrophic floods kill over 390 in Nepal and Tibet
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