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Now that the final report is complete on Benton County’s criminal justice system assessment, county officials are considering how to begin imp…
A Sweet Home man is in the Linn County Jail after allegedly leading police on a high-speed pursuit that ended just across the Willamette River…
Measles, a once-common childhood affliction that killed hundreds of people in the United States each year, was virtually eliminated in this co…
Oregon State University will host a pre-broadcast screening of an Oregon Public Broadcasting program on the state’s early African-American res…
Low-income students in Oregon State University’s College of Business will get some extra support, thanks to a $775,000 grant from the nonprofi…
A Corvallis man accused of starting two house fires and using bear spray to fend off police in a December incident was arraigned on new charge…
A trial has been scheduled for a Corvallis man accused of sexually abusing a 9-year-old girl.
Warren Washington, an Oregon State University graduate and climate modeling pioneer, is the co-recipient of the 2019 Tyler Prize for Environme…
An Oregon State University-trained climate scientist is the co-winner of the 2019 Tyler Prize for Environmental Achievement, an honor often re…
John:
If you'll read the story carefully, you'll see that I did just that. Grappo's expenditures did not appear on the Orestar website until Tuesday night -- after the election complaint was filed and after I asked him about it. At that point, Grappo checked the website again and reali…
Sorry! That was a poor choice of words. lobo is exactly right: I was referring to temperature, as indicated by the mercury level in a thermometer. But given the subject matter of this particular story, I should have said that more directly. To be crystal clear: The taste and odor issue af…
We actually published photos of both "Yes" and "No" signs, both in print and online (see the top of this web page). Our website can only feature one photo at a time. The reason we didn't include a photo of the forum is because it hadn't happened as of presstime; we were t…
My bad, Alex! I had a brain spasm typing that quote. I think I got it fixed in time for the print edition. We'll all find out tomorrow morning. Sorry about that.
The photo with this story is a screen capture from the video; it's not a live link. If you want to see the Hopstories parody ad, click on the link near the top of the story. (There's also a link to the Budweiser ad that Hopstories is spoofing, in case you haven't seen that enough times on TV…
This is Canda Fuqua's last story for the Gazette-Times. She's leaving to take another job. Thanks for making the G-T a better newspaper, Canda. We'll miss you.
My apologies for getting the date wrong initially. This event is, in fact, at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday night. The online version is now correct, and we'll have a correction in Wednesday's print edition. Sorry!
Actually, the ordinance bans the sale of e-cigarettes to anyone under the age of 18. I got that wrong in the print version of this article as well as the original online version, where I wrote that the minimum age was 21 (the mistake has now been corrected online). My apologies for the confusion.
The story was inadvertently double-posted. One version has now been removed. Thanks for pointing it out.
BennettHall commented on Opinions split on timber lawsuit
My count was 23, 21 and 1.