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Officials Plan More Harassment For Bonneville Sea Lions
Federal scientists say efforts to shoo away sea lions from Bonneville Dam have met with
mixed results … 
Oregon Delegation Splits On New Majority Leader Vote
When U.S. House Democrats met behind closed doors Thursday to elect their leaders for the
next Congress, Oregon's members split their votes …
Hillsboro Air Show To Continue With New Safety Precautions
The City of Hillsboro and the Port of Portland have given permission for the Oregon
International Air Show to go ahead next year …
Yakima Valley Soldier Dies in Iraq
Three separate memorial services are being held across Washington State for Fort Lewis
Sergeant Lucas T. White, of White Swan, Washington …
Researcher Says Water Temperature Triggers Salmon Runs
An Idaho researcher says he's come to believe that water temperature is the key trigger
for salmon to return to their spawning grounds …
Reed Professor Receives National Carnegie Award
Oregon Professor Ken Brashier accepted a national Professor of the Year award Thursday in
Washington D.C …
Group Claims Head Start Programs Prevent Crime
Early childhood education programs can lower crime rates. That's the message from a group
that's calling on Congress to increase funding for Head Start …
Youth Philharmonic Tries To Inspire Minority Talent
You may be able to recognize the mellow sound of a cello. But the musician who's pulling
the bow might surprise you: It's a boy who just celebrated his 14th …
Watchdog Group Finds Portland Stations Used Video News Releases
A new report by a media watchdog group says two television stations in Portland aired
so-called video news releases without telling viewers …
Sandy River Changes Course
Officials in Clackamas County are watching the Sandy River closely. The river changed its
course at several points during a flood last Monday …