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The number of women participating in Oregon’s workforce has been on a slight decline during the last year, along with the number of women working across the country.

It’s a reversal of the upward trend of women’s participation in the workforce in recent years, especially since large declines in the early years of the COVID pandemic for both genders.

Economists a...


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MILTON-FREEWATER — The final Friday Nights on Main in Milton-Freewater is gearing up with free haircuts, a variety of food/artisan vendors and the high-energy sounds of blues, rock and funk with the


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UMATILLA — Community members, Umatilla officials and representatives from Amazon Web Services cut the ribbon Thursday, Aug. 13, on a $120 million water treatment facility.

AWS provided all the funding for the Columbia River Water Treatment Facility.

The facility, at 34602 Wanapa Road, will convert Columbia River water into ultra-filtration water to supply indust...


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EASTERN OREGON — Splish splash — there’s still time to beat the heat this summer!

Communities across Eastern Oregon feature splash pads with dancing water and buckets of cool and refreshing wetness that pour on the heads of anyone below. Splash pads offer a free, accessible way to cool off when summer temperatures soar.

Baker City

The Baker City Splash Pad opene...


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HERMISTON — Buying, selling or trading items online from platforms such as Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist and others can be risky, but the Hermiston Police Department has a solution to make those transactions safer.

The department offers an E-Commerce Exchange Zone just outside the HPD entrance. It’s a place with 24-hour police surveillance where people can meet to c...


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