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Month: February 2023

Foundation keeps fallen Bachelor snowboarder’s legacy alive, more than 20 years later

  A 79-year old experienced skier died after a fall Wednesday at Mt. Bachelor. It’s a sad reminder, doing the activities we love can sometimes be dangerous. On Thursday, we looked back to remember Kate Svitek, who died after falling into a tree well at Mt. Bachelor in February 2002. Over the past 21 years, her parents have been helping spread environmental awareness

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Deschutes County declares declares 4th straight drought emergency after state’s Crook, Jefferson county actions

Gov. Tina Kotek last week declared a drought in Crook and Jefferson counties through Executive Order 23-05, and directed state agencies to coordinate and prioritize assistance to the region. It was the state’s first drought declaration of the year — but likely not the last, as Deschutes County on Wednesday took similar action and asked the governor to do the same.

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ND advances bills to remove ‘sexual’ content from libraries

By TRISHA AHMED Associated Press/Report for America Efforts to prohibit public libraries from displaying sexual content have passed the Senate and House floors in North Dakota. Supporters say the bills would reduce children’s exposure to pornography, while opponents say it would limit children’s access to scientific and educational content on the human body. The Senate

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