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Summer in Thurston County
Summer Fun Activities in Olympia and Beyond Just a few hours north of Salem, Thurston County is the ideal place |::| Read More–>
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Portland’s iconic Rose Cup Races returns July 9 & 10 to celebrate 61 years of iconic racing at PIR
The 61st Rose Cup Races, slated for Saturday and Sunday, July 9 & 10 will return this summer to celebrate |::| Read More–>
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Salem native serves at Information Warfare Training Command, Corry Station
By Lt. Cmdr. Chris Donlon, Navy Office of Community Outreach Petty Officer 3rd Class Jaremy Neufeldt, a native of Salem, |::| Read More–>
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Former National Geographic editor-in-chief Chris Johns to give two talks at Oregon State
By Molly RosbachSource: Tim Jensen Former National Geographic editor-in-chief and Oregon State University alumnus Chris Johns will speak twice at |::| Read More–>
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Oregon’s North Coast Food Trail Enters its 5th year, Stronger Than Ever
Eighty members create a delicious culinary tour from Astoria to Neskowin Now entering its fifth year, Oregon’s North Coast Food Trail is |::| Read More–>
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Capitol History Gateway Program Wins Oregon Heritage Excellence Award
The Capitol History Gateway (CHG) Program has been named as one of three winners of a 2022 Oregon Heritage Excellence |::| Read More–>
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A Travelling Exhibit: Two Water Ways
Two Water Ways is a traveling exhibit throughout Oregon. The 4th exhibit will be at the Benton County Historical Society |::| Read More–>
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Cascade Head Biosphere Collaborative and 4CAST Project Partners Hosts “What Should Be Washing Ashore” at the Lincoln City Cultural Center
As we say farewell to Washed Ashore: Art to Save the Sea exhibit, the Cascade Head Biosphere Collaborative and their |::| Read More–>
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Oregon’s 163rd Birthday and Anniversary
Oregon turns 163 on February 14, 2022. To celebrate, the Capitol is hosting its annual birthday event Saturday, February 12 |::| Read More–>
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Meet Some of Oregon’s Most Recognizable Gray Whales Via New OSU Website
By Michelle Klampe Scarlett is known for the large scar on her back. Equal bears the mark of a boat |::| Read More–>