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SALEM — Animal agriculture could soon be considered animal cruelty under a proposed ballot measure in Oregon. Farm groups are pushing back against Initiative Petition 13, which would strip away most protections for livestock producers under the state’s animal abuse laws. The result would effectively criminalize everything from slaughtering livestock to basic animal husbandry, including branding and dehorning cattle, castrating bulls and docking horses, sheep and pigs, said Mary Anne C...

AKC Pet Disaster Relief trailer donated to Brazoria County OEM AKC Pet Disaster Relief Trailer AKC Reunite, the largest non-profit pet identification and recovery service provider in the United States announced its donation of an AKC Pet Disaster Relief trailer to the Brazoria County Office of Emergency Management. HOUSTON - Hurricane season begins in June, but officials in Brazoria County are gearing up, making sure that they have resources available if the storms come this way. One way ...

Metage Capital recommends that Shareholders vote against Proposal 1 to re-domicile Aberdeen Asia-Pacific Income Investment Company Limited to Singapore as currently proposed at the Special Meeting of Shareholders to be held on April 22, 2021 Metage Capital Limited: open letter to the Shareholders of Aberdeen Asia-Pacific Income Investment Company Limited ("FAP") 1 Dear fellow Shareholders, On March 22, 2021 the Company issued a circular for a Special Meeting of Shareholders to be held on April...

Single sex education is a girls best friend Women, beware progressives who insist gender doesn’t matter - for when they win it is invariably women who lose out. 3 April 2021 • 7:00pm I’ve just finished inhaling Porterhouse Blue, Tom Sharpe’s spiky satire of life at a reactionary Cambridge college. It is side-splittingly funny, and though written in the 1970s, feels bitingly contemporary, with instantly recognisable ‘types’. One of the most beautifully drawn is Lady Mary, the “grea...

PENDLETON — Eastern Oregon ranchers say they are wary of federal legislation that would add nearly 4,700 miles of wild and scenic rivers statewide, despite assurances the proposal will not affect existing private property or water rights. U.S. Sens. Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley, both Democrats from Oregon, introduced the River Democracy Act on Feb. 3, which calls for dramatically expanding wild and scenic river designations in all corners of the state to protect water quality, enhance outdoo...