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Pollock fishery may be cause of decline in Bering Sea fur seals, study says

Pollock fishery may be cause of decline in Bering Sea fur seals, study says

Fur seals are an essential subsistence food for the Unangax̂ communities in the Bering Sea's Pribilof Islands.…

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L.A. Affairs: That time I laid down the cash to pay for my own breakup dinner

L.A. Affairs: That time I laid down the cash to pay for my own breakup dinner

Sometimes, when I'm really anxious before a date - which is every time - I rap along to the Notorious B.I.G. …

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Where the Rubber Meets the Road - This American Life

Where the Rubber Meets the Road - This American Life

Ira discusses James Comey's Senate testimony this week, testimony that called the president a liar. And produ…

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A new sheriff in town

A new sheriff in town

Sheriff Jim McDonnell conceded his bid for reelection against retired Sheriff's Lieutenant Alex Villanueva, m…

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Curry County pursues more timber revenue and a larger role in federal forests

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By Theo Greenly Verified
| Oregon Public Broadcasting Verified
Curry County is leaning into recent changes in federal forest policy, opting for a potentially larger share of timber revenue while seeking more influence over the management of federal lands. County commissioners voted unanimously July 14 to take federal timber-sale receipts for fiscal year 2026 rather than a payment through the Secure Rural Schools program. FILE — A significant portion of Curry County's forestland is federally managed.
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Curry County pursues more timber revenue and a larger role in federal forests

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By Theo Greenly Verified
| Jefferson Public Radio Verified
Curry County is leaning into recent changes in federal forest policy, opting for a potentially larger share of timber revenue while seeking more influence over the management of federal lands. County commissioners voted unanimously July 14 to take federal timber-sale receipts for fiscal year 2026 rather than a payment through the Secure Rural Schools program. O&C lands are federally managed forests in western Oregon that generate revenue shared with counties.
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Coos County expects more timber money, but won’t budget it yet

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By Theo Greenly Verified
| Oregon Public Broadcasting Verified
The Oregon and California Railroad Revested Lands, known as the O&C Lands, lie in a checkerboard pattern through eighteen counties of western Oregon. Courtesy of the Bureau of Land Management Coos County expects to see increased timber revenue, but county officials are waiting before deciding how to spend the additional money. The increase comes as the county continues to navigate budget challenges that led to staffing and service cuts last year.
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