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Free 5K Run / 1 Mile walk for Sexual Assault Awareness Month
Wednesday March 29, 2017    04:55 PM
Story The Marion County Sexual Assault Response Team (SART) is proud to collaborate with the Oregon National Guard and other community partners to present a free 5K fun run and 1 mile walk on Sunday, April 3, 2016, to commemorate Sexual Assault Awareness Month and bring this important issue to the forefront. The event takes place at Salem's Riverfront Park. Check in and registration is from 7:45 am -- 8 ...

Scenes from Google's $600M Oregon investment
Saturday March 25, 2017    10:46 AM
Story Search giant Google started construction this week on its latest Oregon data center in The Dalles. The new $600 million facility will be the company’s fourth data center in The Dalles. This project brings the company’s total investment in The Dalles to $1.8 billion since 2005. Last summer, the city of The Dalles and Wasco County approved a 15-year tax abatement deal with the company. Under t ...

Right-wingers still in denial about the Oregon militiamen: New video proves they were villains, not
Friday March 18, 2016    10:20 AM
Story Even though the occupation of the would-be militiamen who took over a wildlife refuge in Oregon ended a month ago with a whimper instead of a martyr-producing bang, that doesn’t mean that the right-wing fringe isn’t still trying to turn this into the next Waco, to be lovingly obsessed over to stoke their victim complex. Now new video out shows this issue is not going away anytime soon. Robert " ...

Despite strong sales, some Oregon wineries financially stressed
Wednesday March 9, 2016    09:17 AM
Story More than one-fourth of Oregon wineries reported poor financial performance in a recent survey, which may actually be related to their success in growing sales and production, experts say. Oregon wineries expect sales to surge in 2016 but that doesn’t mean all of them anticipate a healthy bottom line. Despite healthy demand for their wine, more than one-fourth of Oregon wine producers repo ...

Where Child Abuse is Unexceptional
Tuesday July 3, 2018    01:13 PM
Story In the U.S., child abuse is a crime. In Russia, it is routine. Up to 60 percent of children in orphanages suffer abuse from their caregivers, and it is a rare occasion when someone serves prison time for crimes against children. __ Moscow Times. Victims of child sexual abuse are often lured by the fake promise of being published in mainstream fashion magazines. Some victims believe that prostit ...

You Thought You Had Problems - A Collection Of Suicide Notes
Friday May 5, 2017    03:14 PM
Story It is our hope that you read these suicide notes, especially if you have an intention of writing one yourself. We hope these last notes from the depressed will change your mind ...

"Dear Mom, I love you with all my heart. I just wasn’t meant for this world! I hope I can find a place of peace and happiness, a place I am child enough to live, yet man enough to survive. I love y ...


An R-rated Oregon Trail would be full of death, disease, and debauchery
Friday March 4, 2016    11:18 AM
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As educational video games intended for children go, MECC’s The Oregon Trail is already bleak in its depiction of life in 19th century pioneer life in America. After all, this was the software that made a pop culture byword out of "You have died of dysentery." But even The Oregon T ...


Rescue Team Saves 10-year-old Girl from huge Snow Hole
Monday July 2, 2018    02:20 PM
Story A family was out enjoying the snow in California’s Tahoe National Forest when suddenly, the unthinkable happened. Ten-year-old Samantha White had plunged into a giant 10-foot snow hole – and when her dad tried to help, she only fell in further. To make matters worse, they were told help from 911 wouldn’t arrive for at least an hour, said her dad William White. "Sammy’s screaming, ‘don’t l ...

Facebook should come clean about how new emoji will affect our news feeds
Wednesday March 2, 2016    02:13 PM
Story How will Facebook incorporate its new Reactions into its news feed algorithm? (AP Photo/Mary Altaffer) As someone who’s spent the past eight years working as a social media consultant, I’m a bit worried about Facebook’s new Reactions emoji–not from a business standpoint, but as a member of the human race. For me, the most troubling aspect of the new emoji options is that since 2006, Facebook ...

16 Days Racing from Oregon to Virginia on a Bike
Saturday February 27, 2016    10:24 AM
Story In June of 2014, 45 people set out from Oregon’s coast to reach Yorktown, Virginia on a bike, and filmmaker Mike Dion was there with two video crews, ready to record the epic, 4,300-mile trip. "It’s a set touring route which cyclists were imagined to do in 60 days," Dion says, "but I think as soon as you have these set bicycle routes you’ve got some fanatics going, ‘I wonder how fast I could do ...

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