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One of Portland’s best spas is breaking ground on a central Oregon location

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By Lizzy Acker Verified
| The Oregonian Verified
An award-winning Portland spa known for its subterranean pools and greenery-filled conservatory is getting a second location. Northeast Alberta Street’s Cascada is set to break ground on a central Oregon outpost of the hotel and thermal springs in Bend later this month. The new Cascada will be a “68-room wellness destination,” according to the company’s invitation to the groundbreaking.
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Oregon Zoo’s biggest toddler hits 2,000 pounds Original

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By Lizzy Acker Verified
| The Oregonian Verified
We all know babies grow up faster than you think they should. But few babies grow with quite so much gusto as rhino babies. Consider Tamu, the eastern black rhino born at the Oregon Zoo in December of 2023. Tamu, son of Jozi and King, was around 100 pounds at birth. A few months later, he was already 250 pounds. Now, at about two and a half, he’s hit 2,000 pounds.
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A rare Oregon fox and 3 fish found nowhere else on Earth may get federal protection — but there’s a catch

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By Lizzy Acker Verified
| Herald and News Verified
Four Oregon species are one step closer to protection under the Endangered Species Act. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service found Monday the Cascade red fox, the Goose Lake lamprey, the Goose Lake sucker and the Goose Lake tui chub might need protection under the act, according to a news release from the Center for Biological Diversity. Three of the four Oregon species are found only at Goose Lake, an alkaline lake that sits on the border between Oregon and California near Lakeview.
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