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Month: July 2024

Merkley, Wyden announce nearly $300K to kick-start partnership, boost water quality in Lower Crooked River watershed

WASHINGTON (KTVZ) – Senators Jeff Merkley and Ron Wyden, D-Ore., announced Monday the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation is awarding $299,973 to the Crooked River Water Quality Partnership, in collaboration with the Deschutes River Conservancy, through its WaterSMART Cooperative Watershed Management Program. This federal funding will be used to formalize the Partnership, identify priority projects and develop project

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It’s an enlightening – not draining – experience: City of Bend offers Stormwater Walking Tour along Newport Avenue

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — The City of Bend is offering a new way to explore Newport Avenue with the Stormwater Walking Tour. An outdoor exhibit of interpretive signs will take guests on a self-paced walking tour of the historic corridor to give a glimpse into what is above and below ground. The tour highlights stormwater system

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Israel’s Holocaust memorial opens a conservation facility to store artifacts, photos and more

Associated Press JERUSALEM (AP) — Israel’s Holocaust museum is opening a conservation facility in Jerusalem that will preserve, restore and store its more than 45,000 artifacts and artworks. It will also provide organization and storage for the museum’s 225 million pages of documents and half a million photographs. The vast new building that includes five

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Un exoplaneta cercano apesta a huevos podridos, lo que revela una molécula no encontrada antes fuera de nuestro sistema solar

Luis Ernesto Quintana Barney (CNN) — Un exoplaneta del tamaño de Júpiter ha intrigado durante mucho tiempo a los astrónomos debido a sus temperaturas abrasadoras, vientos fuertes y lluvia lateral hecha de vidrio. Ahora, datos del Telescopio Espacial James Webb revelaron otra característica intrigante del planeta conocido como HD 189733b: huele a huevos podridos. Los

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Top UN official in Congo welcomes 2-week truce in the east, where violence is at ‘alarming levels’

Associated Press UNITED NATIONS (AP) — The top U.N. official in Congo has welcomed a two-week humanitarian cease-fire in its mineral-rich east, where she says violence has reached “alarming levels” and risks provoking a wider regional conflict. Special envoy Bintou Keita wouldn’t say whether the truce that began last Friday is holding but said she

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A los estadounidenses les resulta más difícil tanto conseguir un trabajo como conservarlo

Belén Liotti (CNN) — Los solicitantes de empleo fueron quienes tomaron las decisiones durante casi cuatro años mientras los empleadores luchaban por llenar millones de vacantes para satisfacer la avalancha de demanda derivada de la pandemia. Muchos empleadores ni siquiera podían exigir a los trabajadores que regresaran a las oficinas por temor a que renunciaran.

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Afghan sprinter Kimia Yousofi ready to run at her 3rd Olympics after being selected for Paris Games

SYDNEY (AP) — Afghan sprinter Kimia Yousofi is preparing to compete at her third Olympics after being selected for the Paris Games from her training base in Australia. Yousofi, Afghanistan’s flag bearer at the opening ceremony for the Olympics in Tokyo, has been living in Australia since 2022. The Australian Olympic Committee on Tuesday congratulated

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Gavin Newsom works to bolster Biden in a swing-state tour that could boost both their ambitions

Associated Press HOOKSETT, N.H. (AP) — For years, Gavin Newsom stayed far away from New Hampshire by design. The ambitious California governor understood that any visit to a bastion of presidential politics would fuel speculation that he might be eyeing President Joe Biden’s job. But on Monday, with Biden fighting an existential political crisis, the

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