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Volunteers needed for fin-clipping at Alsea Hatchery
The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife's Alsea River Hatchery is scheduled to begin fin-clipping Monday of juvenile fish prior to release.
Agri-tainment offers fun on the farm, with a side of conflict
Lunchtime at Leaping Lamb Farm in Alsea and a toddler scrambles around the henhouse looking for eggs.
Increased fees proposed for area recreation sites
It could cost people more to camp and visit federal recreation sites in Oregon, including proposals for the first-ever day-use fees at Elkhorn Valley and Canyon Creek, both operated by the Salem District of the Bureau of Land Management.
'Farm stays' give city kids a taste of rural life
Five-year-old Isaiah Woolworth is from Tacoma, but one recent morning, he was in a 1930 barn, dropping hay into a manger and laughing "Baaa" at nearby sheep, some of which answered back.
Man arrested at marijuana plantation gets seven years
When drug investigators swept into a Mexican marijuana plantation two years ago in a remote patch of forest near Alsea Falls , they found a 19-year-old grower sound asleep in a drying tent, a stolen double-barrel shotgun at his side.
The only three measures on the Nov. 3 ballot for Marion County voters are proposed by Santiam Canyon towns.
Waldport's Wonders of the Oregon Pacifc Northwest
Waldport's mayor, Herman Welch, as of February 2009, has become the first public official to become a registered Independent political figure in the state of Oregon.
BLM office receives funding for projects, upgrades
The Bureau of Land Management announced $32.4 million to fund 60 projects throughout Oregon and Washington under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009.
Reckless Burning, In The Shape Of A Cross
Though, in Alsea, down in the Coast Range in Benton County, they're apparently hanging justice out to dry on one too.
Mom in shock at burning cross thrown into her yard
Authorities in Benton County are looking for some suspects who targeted a teenager.
'It just disgusts me that people would do that', 13-year-old Alsea...
Ashes are all that's left of a five foot cross left burning in Summer MacLean's front yard.
Oregon Prosecutor: Hate Crime Possible in Cross Burning
District Attorney John Haroldson says his office takes hate crimes "very, very seriously," and he would review the case to determine if such charges are warranted.
Cross burning shocks small Oregon town
A white woman who moved with her adopted African-American son to the small Coast Range town of town of Alsea in Benton County says she's shocked someone burned a cross on her lawn.