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Full Coverage of this storyNeil Creek Road Fire south of Ashland hits 250 acres, shuts one I-5 SB lane
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Oregon State Fire Marshal mobilizes two structure-protection task forces to 'stretched' Southern Oregon
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Full Coverage of this storyFederal court ruling continues yearslong lawsuit on shortened school days for Oregon students with disabilities
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Nearly 500 Oregon road workers laid off after lawmakers fail to pass funding bill
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Oregon Transportation Department says 10% of state road workers will be laid off by August
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Full Coverage of this storyNorth Coast projects receive funding in latest round of Travel Oregon grants | The Astorian
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Intel Notifies Oregon Of Over 500 Layoffs
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