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Oregon’s ‘terrible’ snowpack could lead to early irrigation season
Idaho and Washington snowpacks also look paltry

Oregon’s snowpack looked “terrible” roughly one month from when it should hit its peak, and that could contribute to drought and wildfires and cause irrigation problems...


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Immigrant protection bill revised to ease employer litigation fears

Oregon lawmakers have revised a bill meant to protect immigrant workers from intimidation to relieve concerns about its potential to spur litigation against employers.

House Bill 4111 would ban mentioning a worker’s immigration status in civil lawsuits and forbid employers from retaliating against workers for updating information about their immigration status.

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Idaho House panel endorses merging species, energy offices

The Idaho House Resources & Conservation Committee has endorsed a proposal to merge the Governor’s Office of Species Conservation and the Governor’s Office of Energy and Mineral Resources.

A merged office will “leverage administrative capacity and reduce bureaucratic redundance,” according to the House Bill 737 purpose statement and fiscal note. Ongoing savings of ...


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Oregon wine industry’s economic impact keeps growing, but at slower pace
New report highlights huge link between the state’s wine and tourism

The Oregon wine industry’s economic impact keeps growing, though at a slower pace due to


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Prescribed fires to begin in Salmon-Challis forest

Salmon-Challis National Forest officials plan prescribed fire operations this spring pending approvals.

The prescribed fires — for which weather conditions are favorable, according to a news release — are designed and carried out to help reduce overgrown vegetation and in turn protect local communities, infrastructure and natural resources from wildfires. Fire start ti...


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