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Local program helps Lane County move out of child care desert status (opens the original)
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LANE COUNTY, Ore. â A local program designed to help people open in-home child care businesses has helped create more than 500 new child care slots across Lane County, helping the county move out of child care desert status for preschool-age children. The Early Child Care Business Accelerator launched in 2023 to help aspiring child care providers navigate the licensing process while also learning how to run a small business. The four-month program provides training in areas including early lea
Three families displaced after fire tears through Oakridge neighborhood (opens the original)
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OAKRIDGE, Ore. â Three families are displaced after an early-morning fire destroyed three homes in an Oakridge neighborhood Sunday. Oakridge Fire & EMS was dispatched to a home on Fairy Glen Drive around 5:16 a.m. Firefighters were told someone could still be inside and searched the home, but no occupants were found. Crews soon discovered two additional homes burning in the neighboring Monte Vista Mobile Home Park. Multiple agencies from across Lane County responded to help contain the fire, i
53rd annual Corvallis Fall Festival draws crowds to Central Park (opens the original)
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CORVALLIS, Ore. â The 53rd annual Corvallis Fall Festival brought tens of thousands of people to Central Park over the weekend, featuring more than 170 artists and vendors from around Oregon, live entertainment on two stages, food and family activities in the Art Discovery Zone. The festival also included a Young Artist Marketplace for artists ages 8 to 18 and a flower show. The festival began in 1973 and has grown significantly over the years. Sharon David, owner of local treat business Chipp
Springfield woman says Oregon care left her stuck with kidney bag (opens the original)
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SPRINGFIELD, Ore. â A Springfield woman says she has spent nine months trying to find a solution to a medical problem that left her dependent on a kidney drainage bag. Sara Bride Twohy, 76, has been living with a nephrostomy bag since Jan. 13, 2026 when she says a complete blockage in her ureter sent her to the hospital for emergency treatment. The bag drains urine from her kidney through a tube outside her body. Twohy says she was initially told the arrangement would be temporary while doctor
Army Corps of Engineers respond to Big Fall Creek marine life concerns (opens the original)
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LOWELL, Ore. â For more than 40 years, Dan Brock has watched Big Fall Creek from his home near Lowell. He remembers a creek filled with trout, aquatic insects and birds. Today, he says, the difference is hard to miss. âWeâve watched it die,â Brock said. âItâs just now just a water feature.â Brock says he once saw hundreds of insects flying around the creek and thousands in nearby trees during certain times of year. He also remembers trout feeding in the water, along with swallows,
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