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Oregon is a state in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States. Oregon borders the Pacific Ocean on the west, Washington on the north, Idaho on the east, and California and Nevada on the south. The Columbia and Snake Rivers form, respectively, much of its northern and eastern borders. Between two north-south mountain ranges in western Oregon—the Pacific Coast Range and the Cascade Mountain Range—lies the Willamette Valley, the most densely populated and agriculturally productive region of the state.

Oregon has one of the most diverse landscapes of any state in the U.S. It is well known for its tall, dense forests; its accessible and scenic Pacific coastline; and its rugged, glaciated Cascade volcanoes. Other areas include semiarid scrublands, prairies, and deserts that cover approximately half the state in eastern and north-central Oregon.

 

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Local News from KOBI/KOTI Medford-Klamath Falls via Yahoo! News

According to the Annual School Report almost 3 out of every 10 Oregon schools failed the "no child left behind" test. In Jackson county more than half the schools failed the test.

 

(8/01/08) Officials have released the name of the owner of the gun that accidentally shot senator Jason Atkinson earlier this week. Central Point Police say the firearm belonged to 53 year-old Bill Le...

 

(8/01/08) It's a case of trash to treasure. "Batteries Plus" in Medford is working closely with Providence Medford Medical Center. As protocol the hospital changes out batteries everyday eve...

 

(7/31/08) Oregon Senator Jason Atkinson will need at least one more surgery to correct injuries he received from an accidental gunshot wound. The accident happened Tuesday night as he was fixing a fri...

 

(3/31/08) Curry County Marine Deputies have recovered the body of the Portland woman who drowned while rafting in the lower Rogue River last week. The body of Kathleen Mills was found by two kayakers ...

 
 

Local News from Salem Statesman Journal via Yahoo! News

The Oregon State Hospital has reinstated on-grounds and off-campus patient outings in the midst of an intensive security review prompted by two recent escapes, according to an internal hospital memo r...

 

The Federal Aviation Administration has put Salem on notice that its attempt to ban a helicopter flight training school violates federal agreements, and "corrective action" is warranted, acc...

 

In the final moments before their First Wednesday debut, the Hidden Lakes Steppers smoothed bandannas, did a little bit of last-minute line dance practicing and surveyed the considerable crowd.

 

When Michael May of Stayton left his house as he does every Wednesday morning to deliver propane to the Detroit area, his mother said to him to keep an eye out for that guy who's missing.

 

Three Salem area high schools had among the highest percentage of students donate blood last year, winning an American Red Cross challenge posed to nearly 100 high schools in Oregon and Southwest Wash...

 

Still roaming the West Salem Hills where he was born and raised, Keith Meyer continues to work the family farm his grandfather Fred started in 1941.

 

The water suddenly spurted from the concrete, forming a series of fountains and giving 7-year-old Erin Glass a chance to cool off Tuesday.

 

An Albany man who failed to return from a Sunday hike near Detroit Lake apparently has hid from a rescue team attempting to find him, Marion County Sheriff's Office said Tuesday.

 

Beyond informal neighborhood games, refreshments and socializing inherent in National Night Out block parties, one statistic best illustrates the importance of the night locally.

 

Dancers will clog, flitter and gyrate their way through downtown during the First Wednesday celebration this week.

 
 

Daily News for Astorian Oregon from The Daily Astorian

The Oregon Department of Forestry has named Andy White to be the district forester for both the Tillamook and Forest Grove districts.

 

The Coast Guard Cutter Fir changes command in ceremony Wednesday When Cmdr. Andrew Raiha took command of the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Fir three years ago, he said Astoria was his No. 1 choice for assig...

 

GEARHART - The street, littered with broken glass for two days, has been cleared and opened to through traffic again, but little is as it once was in Gearhart after the plane crash that killed five pe...

 

U.S.Coast Guard Cutter Steadfast (WMEC 623) returned to 17th Street Pier on 05 August, 2008, after completing a successful 41 day multi-mission deployment.

 

The 114th Astoria Regatta celebration is under way, with the arrival of the the U.S. Navy's USS Princeton, which is docked at the Port of Astoria.

 

In wake of tragedy, family thanks neighbors for support GEARHART - A light is shining through the ashes at the site of a plane crash in Gearhart Thursday.

 

'What's your favorite part of the Astoria Regatta festivities?'

 

Most of us are myopic when it comes to cultural or economic change. We hang on to what we've got. It's a rare man or woman who embraces change while it's underway.

 

From the pages of Astoria's daily newspapers

 

Verna Hutonen Sweet, 78, of Saratoga, Calif., formerly of Astoria, died Sunday, Aug. 3, 2008, at home.

 
 

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