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Federal budget bill cuts money for program that helps children in foster care
CASA programs in Oregon, which advocate for children in the foster care system, face a budget shortfall after ...
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Driver cited for going 112 mph on freeway, failing to secure child passenger
A Spokane, Washington, woman was cited for driving at 112 mph on Interstate 84 in Baker City late ...
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Jury begins deliberating in former Baker City firefighter’s lawsuit against city, former city manager
A fundamental question emerged during attorneys’ closing arguments to the jury in a former Baker City firefighter’s $800,000 ...
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Baker County commissioners agree to buy historic wigwam burner near Halfway
A piece of Baker County's, and Oregon's, lumber industry history will soon belong to Baker County.
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Closing arguments scheduled Wednesday afternoon in former Baker City firefighter’s lawsuit against city, former city manager
A 12-member jury is scheduled to hear jury instructions and closing arguments from the two attorneys Wednesday afternoon, ...
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BLM seeks public comments on proposal to allow expanded work on gold-mining claims south of Baker City
The Bureau of Land Management is seeking public comments on a proposal to allow a miner to do ...
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News of Record for March 19, 2025
POLICE LOG Baker City Police Arrests, citations VIOLATION OF RESTRAINING ORDER: William Kenneth Holman, 69, Baker City, 8:30 ...
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Republicans in Oregon Legislature seek to repeal state’s controversial wildfire risk map
Republicans in the Oregon Legislature introduced a bill Tuesday, March 19, that would repeal the map showing the ...
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Testimony continues in former Baker City firefighter’s $800,000 civil trial against city, former city manager
The question of whether former Baker City firefighter Jason Bybee explicitly told city officials he was willing to ...
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News of Record for March 18, 2025
Baker County Sheriff’s Office Arrests, citations PROBATION VIOLATION: Matthew John Agard, 46, Baker City, 10:30 p.m. March 17 ...