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Month: September 2017

First half of Corvallis to the Sea Trail opens

HARLAN, Ore. (AP) – The first half of a 62-mile hiking trail connecting the Willamette Valley to the Pacific Ocean has opened. The Gazette-Times reports (http://bit.ly/2wRzM91) that officials held the formal opening ceremony of the eastern half of the Corvallis to the Sea Trail on Friday. The 32-mile section runs from the confluence of the

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Friday, Sept. 8 Oregon prep football scores

Here are Friday’s prep football scores, as compiled by The Associated Press: Amity 35, Reedsport 13 Arlington/Condon 62, Horizon Christian Tualatin 6 Astoria 3, Gladstone 0 Bandon 58, Riddle 0 Banks 55, Stayton 21 Barlow 53, Hillsboro 6 Bend 42, Corvallis 28 Benson 18, Parkrose 13 Blanchet Catholic 27, Kennedy 7 Burns 41, Lakeview 13 Butte Falls 32, Bonanza 12 Camas, Wash. 34, Sherwood 12 Cascade (Leavenworth),

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Huntington Road, Riverview Drive closures start Monday

Work is nearing completion on the Construction and Paving of Huntington Road and Deer Run Lane project, Deschutes County officials said Friday. The project includes realigning the north and south intersections of Huntington Road with Riverview Drive and converting the gravel section of Huntington Road between those intersections to a paved, two-lane section, making Huntington

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Milli Fire update: Forest closure area reduced

Moderate growth and decreased fire behavior have prompted Sisters Ranger District officials to reduce the size of the area closure in place for the 24,079-acre Milli Fire, which will allow access to Deschutes National Forest-managed lands between Highway 242 and Highway 20 southeast of Black Butte Ranch. Cold Springs Campground will also be open on

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Activists fight I-5 expansion through Portland

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) – Transportation and environmental activists are calling on Portland city officials to reject a proposed Interstate 5 expansion aimed at reducing crashes and congestion. The Oregonian/OregonLive reported (http://bit.ly/2f8O9xZ ) on Thursday that more than 350 people and 26 groups have a signed a letter asking the city to not support the $450

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