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Unique Objects Seen in Oregon Coast Skies This Week

Saturday October 17, 2015    10:20 AM

Story (Oregon Coast) – UPDATED: Tiffany Boothe of Seaside Aquarium snapped the most publicized shots, but she wasn't the only one. Earlier this week, social media lit up with visitors to the Oregon coast taking pictures of the revered and rather rare sun dog in the skies. Even some TV news stations caught it on their beach cams. (Sun dog photos by Tiffany Boothe of Seaside Aquarium; all others from Oreg ...

Home Movie Day Hits PDX Saturday, October 17 at the Hollywood Theatre

Wednesday October 14, 2015    08:49 AM

Story PORTLAND, Oregon - Home Movie Day, an annual event put on by the Center for Home Movies, returns to Portland this year on Saturday, October 17 from 2pm - 5pm. Taking place at venues throughout the world, the Portland rendition will be hosted by film archivists and enthusiasts at the Hollywood Theatre (4122 NE Sandy Blvd., Portland), and is presented in partnership with the Oregon Historical Societ ...

Oregon Symphony resident conductor Paul Ghun Kim performs with Lang Lang

Tuesday October 13, 2015    09:32 AM

Story Paul Ghun Kim, 34, resident conductor with the Oregon Symphony, has had a remarkable track record since early on.  A native of Korea, he moved to the U.S. to attend Curtis Institute of Music at the tender age of 12, where he studied violin for eight years. He joined the Symphony in August, 2013. Kim began his conducting ...

Art, Rain or Shine

Tuesday October 13, 2015    09:27 AM

Story From Astoria to Brookings, Art Walks offer an opportunity to meet artists, socialize and shop. Providing everything from wine to entertainment, towns along the Oregon Coast encourage visitors to come indoors during the rainy season. Art walks from Astoria to Brookings often give guests the opportunity to meet with artists, listen to live music and enjoy all the participating galleries and shops ...

Oregon and Washington Wish to Expand Protections for Elephants, Rhinos, Lions

Tuesday October 13, 2015    09:19 AM

Story Every 15 minutes, poachers kill an elephant for black-market ivory, sometimes even sawing off the animal’s tusks while it’s still alive. Photo by Alamy On Monday, Oct 12, 2015, at a press conference in Portland, a statewide ballot initiative began to protect some of the planet’s most iconic animals – 12 different taxa, including elephants, rhinos, lions, sea turtles, rays, and sharks, all facin ...

Classes Classes resume Roseburg following deadly shooting

Monday October 12, 2015    09:29 PM

Story ROSEBURG, OR (KPTV) - Eleven days after a gunman carried out a deadly massacre on campus, classes resumed at Umpqua Community College on Monday. It wasn’t easy, but 19-year-old Hannah Miles said extra mental health resources, prayers and community support made it possible. "The whole community turned out to welcome everybody back and it felt like coming home," she said. Mile ...

Man Sacrifices Himself To Save Daughter On Train Tracks

Sunday October 11, 2015    05:46 PM

Story A man in Chattanooga, Tennessee was killed after being struck by a train while saving his daughter who had become stuck on the track. WRCB's Michelle Heron reports. Family members say 31-year-old Justin McCary was looking for rocks with his daughter and niece along the tracks on this bridge on Martha Avenue in East Ridge. Around 2 Thursday afternoon, they heard the train coming. His niece g ...

3 Arrested in Alleged Killing of Tantra Yoga Teacher Who Was Found Fatally Shot on a California Hiki

Thursday October 8, 2015    09:51 AM

Story Three drifters have been taken into custody in connection with the death of a tantra yoga teacher, who was found shot to death on a California hiking trail. Steve Carter, 67, was found dead Monday on the well-travelled hiking trial in the Loma Alta Open Space Preserve just north of Fairfax, California, the Marin County Sheriff's Office confirmed on Twitter. Carter was walking his dog when ...

Oregon farmers boast 1,997-pound pumpkin

Wednesday October 7, 2015    12:18 PM

Story Farmers broke Oregon records over the weekend at the Bauman Harvest Festival with the unveiling of a 1,997-pound pumpkin. The pumpkin has earned the title for the largest pumpkin ever grown in Oregon, television station KPTV reported. "It's a year's worth of work," said winning pumpkin grower Steve Daletis. "You think it just starts with a seed in April, but we spend all year tinkering with ...

Waze app directions take woman to wrong Brazil address, where she is killed

Tuesday October 6, 2015    11:18 AM

Story A 70-year-old businesswoman has been shot dead after using a mobile phone app which made her take a wrong turn into a favela in Rio de Janeiro, according to reports. Regina Murmura and her husband Francisco, 69, had been trying to get to a beach in Niteroi, Rio, when they accidentally entered the gang-controlled Caramujo favela on Saturday. Instead, it led them to another street of the same ...

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