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0:57    Credit Rachael McDonald / KLCC  On July 12, OSU Extension is opening their Food Preservation and Safety hotline to help people across Oregon with their food canning projects.   Nellie Oehler started the Master Food Preserver Program in 1980, and considers it important to teach canning safety.   ”There’s so much misinformation out there,” Oehler said. Everybody’s doing it now, and if you don’t know what site to go to, and a lot of people think ‘oh, I know what I’m doin...

When most Americans think of seaweed, they probably conjure images of a slimy plant they encounter at the beach. But seaweed can be a nutritious food too.

The mobile COVID-19 swab test hub project of Vice President Leni Robredo has been launched in Tuguegarao City in Cagayan, one of the cities experiencing surge in COVID-19 cases this week.

Unlike with the other fighters including the F-15 and F-16, the B61-12 will be carried internally in the F-35, and in August began the first in a series of test flights that will end with a full weapons systems demonstration later this year.

When you hear of the Oregon State University Extension Service, what comes to mind? For most of us, it is their long history of academic/rural partnering to improve local agriculture

ST. PARIS - With the help of many community volunteers who staffed 16 business booths, and four various life skills activity booths, eighth graders from Gr

Article content In a virtual event held today, Bruce Power and Kinectrics celebrated the grand opening of Kinectrics’ fully operational laundry facility in Teeswater which is creating and sustaining jobs in the community of South Bruce. The 40,000 square-foot facility now launders personal protective equipment (PPE) from Bruce Power and was designed with sufficient capacity to service the CANDU fleet in Ontario and beyond using highly-automated, environmentally-sensitive laundry equipment. Ki...

New book by NIU professor, former student sheds light on towering roles of Irish Americans March 9, 2021 DeKalb, Ill. — Just in time for St. Patrick’s Day, NIU History Professor Sean Farrell and his former doctoral student Mathieu Billings, now a faculty associate in history and political science at the University of Indianapolis, have a new book out titled, “The Irish in Illinois.” How did the Irish help shape the Prairie State? Who have been some of the most unheralded ...

Article content We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Bruce Power News Back to video Just over a year ago, Bruce Power raised the curtain on its Major Component Replacement Project with the start of its Unit 6 refurbishment. It was the start of a challenging 2020 in the face of a once-in-a-generation pandemic. Today, Canada’s only private sector nuclear generator is on track with the Unit 6 project, including the successful removal of 50,000 feet of f...

Bruce Power's Major Component Replacement project remains on track despite a two-month delay caused by the pandemic, the company said yesterday as it marked the first anniversary of the start of work at Bruce 6.