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A couple strolled through an empty field with a playful orange and white dog trailing behind, sniffing out the burrows of a festoon of ground squirrels. A short distance away, their neighbors sketched out structures and trails, fences and trees as they envisioned what the field might become.
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CHILOQUIN — A company that makes outdoor signs from juniper and recycled plastic wants to buy land along the Williamson River in Chiloquin to build a $16 million to $20 million industrial plant.
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HN Staff Writer The doctor who helped start Klamath Hospice, and is behind the nonprofit organization’s biggest fundraiser — Monte Carlo Night — has closed the doors to his local medical practice.
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A line of children and parents looked out over a field of bright pink, yellow and green plastic eggs in Moore Park, eager for the chaos to begin.
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Oregon Superintendent of Public Instruction Susan Castillo says the financial struggles for the state’s public school districts will likely get worse before they get better.
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Sunday saw several minor traffic accidents in the Klamath Falls area as snow continued to fall on the Basin through the evening.
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The City of Klamath Falls has identified about $7 million worth of high priority street repair projects, but it only has about $2.5 million to spend.
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Posted 12:10 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 6, BASIN REPUBLICANS REACT: A Klamath County Republican is concerned that rural Oregon will have less representation in Washington, D.C. now that Democrat Jeff Merkley has Republican Gordon Smith’s seat in the U.S. Senate. Joe Spendolini, chairman of the Klamath County Republican Central Committee, said Merkley’s past decisions in the Oregon Legislature were often to the detriment of rural Oregon. “I’m going to be watching with bated breath,” he said. See Friday’s print edition for more local reaction to the Senate race.
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Posted 12:10 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 6, BASIN REPUBLICANS REACT: A Klamath County Republican is concerned that rural Oregon will have less representation in Washington, D.C. now that Democrat Jeff Merkley has Republican Gordon Smith’s seat in the U.S. Senate. Joe Spendolini, chairman of the Klamath County Republican Central Committee, said Merkley’s past decisions in the Oregon Legislature were often to the detriment of rural Oregon. “I’m going to be watching with bated breath,” he said. See Friday’s print edition for more local reaction to the Senate race.
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Posted 12:10 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 6, BASIN REPUBLICANS REACT: A Klamath County Republican is concerned that rural Oregon will have less representation in Washington, D.C. now that Democrat Jeff Merkley has Republican Gordon Smith’s seat in the U.S. Senate. Joe Spendolini, chairman of the Klamath County Republican Central Committee, said Merkley’s past decisions in the Oregon Legislature were often to the detriment of rural Oregon. “I’m going to be watching with bated breath,” he said. See Friday’s print edition for more local reaction to the Senate race.