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Weekly COVID-19 Update: March 8 March 8, 2021 Benton County has had 2,281 positive COVID-19 cases since the start of the pandemic, adding 41 cases over the past week. This is half the number of cases added the previous week, mirroring a similar decline in confirmed cases across the state. Oregon reported roughly between 200-400 cases per day this past week, compared to between 300-550 the week before.   While case rates, hospitalizations, and death rates in the U.S. are continuing to decrease...

S.F.’s proposed emergency ordinance would temporarily increase pay for grocery and...

CORVALLIS, Ore. - Oregon State University President F. King Alexander announced Wednesday that planning for a more traditional fall term is underway...

Covid-19: What have lockdowns and restrictions meant for musicians? By Laurence Cawley image copyrightAnna Mae Kelly image captionAnna Mae Kelly has written more than 30 songs since the start of the pandemic. With lockdown easing planned, she is looking forward to playing live gigs in front of audiences Unable to perform up close and in person, the Covid-19 pandemic has been a "difficult" time for musicians. The BBC spoke to those involved in the music scene in Corby, which currently has the hi...

The CRA now says mass account lockouts on Tuesday afternoon were not due to a cyber attack but instead because of an internal security analysis.

Beschorner joins NDSU coaching staff after 5 years in Mankato Beschorner joins NDSU coaching staff after 5 years in Mankato By Jake Rinehart | January 12, 2021 at 7:14 PM CST - Updated January 18 at 8:26 PM MANKATO, Minn. (KEYC) — The North Dakota State football program announced the addition of Joe Beschorner to its coaching staff Tuesday. Beschorner, who has served as Minnesota State’s offensive coordinator since 2015, will become a running backs coach at NDSU. The Mavericks ha...

Clark County teachers address U.S. Capitol chaos as unfolding history Mountain View High teacher turns current events into lesson on critical thinking Published: January 7, 2021, 8:26pm Share: Violent protesters, loyal to President Donald Trump, storm the Capitol on Wednesday in Washington. It was a stunning day as a number of lawmakers and then the mob of protesters tried to overturn Americas presidential election, undercut the nations democracy and keep Democrat Joe Biden from replacing ...

MacAdam: Closing the book on 2020 | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS ERICA MILLER/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Tiz the Law and assistant trainer Robin Smullen, with groom Juan Barajas, wait for their turn to get on the Saratoga main track for a gallop on Aug. 22. Shares0 I’m still old-school enough that, for years, I’ve bought one of those spiral planner books to keep track of upcoming events, mostly for work, and write down story ideas. My one small requirement is that it needs to have those little tabs ...

Board member Jim Harrington said it would likely depend on where the turbines were, noting the taller ones could be “more obtrusive,” depending on the layout. “It depends on where they end up,” he said. “If it is a taller structure, it would be more obtrusive to non- and participating structures to that spot, wherever it is.” Oliger said Federal Aviation Administration permits submitted by Apex propose locations of 75 of the towers and assume heights of up to 743 feet.  MONTICELLO ...

us. well show it to you in next few minutes. >> katie: developing news in contra costa county, pittsburg police are using tracking dogs what i girl was abducted. the man grabbed the girl in broad daylight and released her and ran away. alan wang police fear may try it again. >> police officers comforted the distraught mother. earlier she saw a man snatch her two-year-old daughter from her front yard. it happened just before 2:00 p.m. in pittsburg. >> the way the suspect approached the ...