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Reinforcements arrive to fight Flat Fire in Oregon | Timber - Vimarsana News

Reinforcements arrive to fight Flat Fire in Oregon | Timber

Four hundred more firefighters have arrived to fight the Flat Fire, which grew an additional four square miles in 24 hours and pumped heavy surface smoke Wednesday into the Cave

indie psych singer-songwriter Karina Rykman shares new song; debut album out Aug 18 - Vimarsana News

indie psych singer-songwriter Karina Rykman shares new song; debut album out Aug 18

Acclaimed singer-songwriter-bassist Karina Rykman has shared her latest single, “Beacon,” available everywhere today. The widescreen anthem heralds Rykman’s much-anticipated debut album, JOYRIDE, arriving via AWAL on Friday, August 18. Pre-orders are available now.

Newsmax has misrepresented the OISM's Global Warming Petition Project 18 times since May 2008 – Progressive Culture - Vimarsana News

Newsmax has misrepresented the OISM's Global Warming Petition Project 18 times since May 2008 – Progressive Culture

Since May 2008, Newsmax has published 128 consistently biased and inaccurate articles, commentaries, and "native advertising" masquerading as investigative journalism about the Global Warming Petition Project.

All eyes on Oregon's November 2024 election - Vimarsana News

All eyes on Oregon's November 2024 election

Technically, candidates for all statewide, local and federal offices can't officially file to run until Sept. 14. But that hasn't stopped them from talking about it just the same.

Campaign 2024 in full swing, even if law says it's too early to file - Vimarsana News

Campaign 2024 in full swing, even if law says it's too early to file

With the noisy, bitterly partisan 2023 session of the Legislature lurching to a close on the last possible day under the Oregon constitution, state politics can turn its attention to