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Whit Deschner of Baker City is retiring the Great Salt Lick Contest and Auction after 13 yea…
Rick and Penny Rienks were supposed to arrive today at Walvis Bay, Namibia, aboard the Queen Mary 2 ocean liner, one of more than 35 ports of call during a five-month, five-continent voyage.
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In a matter of just a few weeks, ball fields emptied, the track is desolate, and the tennis courts are silent.
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When you’re serious about social distancing — as we all should be — it’s helpful to live where public land is measured in the millions of acres.
My right boot puffed dust and my left sunk into grainy snow of the sort that’s usually squeezed into a paper cup and slathered with intensely sweet syrup that turns your tongue an artificially…
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Poachers don’t just steal from hunters, Yvonne Shaw emphasizes — they steal from every Oregonian.
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Only with the benefit of hindsight will we be able to judge whether some of the precautions taken to ostensibly stem the spread of coronavirus were proportional to the risk.
For four decades Baker County has seen itself through the lens of S. John Collins’ camera.
Baker County’s public councils, boards and commissions are striving to make their meetings accessible to the public via a variety of online and phone options in the era of coronavirus.
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