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2 days ago |
kdrv.com | Rocky Walker
MEDFORD, Ore.-- If you’ve seen Rockafairy at the Rogue Valley Mall you may have thought it was a music store, but the sound of music that fills the space doesn’t come for a profit. Rockafairy is a volunteer-led organization, running off community donations to be a free creative space for the betterment of the community. “it's a resource that I would've really appreciated in my younger days.” said one of the volunteers, Ryan Phogleman.
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3 days ago |
kdrv.com | Rocky Walker
ROGUE VALLEY, Ore.-- As Southern Oregon continues efforts to revive declining salmon populations, the Rogue River Watershed Council (RRWC) is taking targeted action in the very heart of the region’s river systems. From gravel-rich spawning beds to expansion of river systems and streamside fire prevention, the organization is working across tributaries to support both fish and forest.
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4 days ago |
kdrv.com | Rocky Walker
OREGON – A beloved Oregon program that provides outdoor education for fifth and sixth graders is facing steep funding cuts, leaving educators, parents, and lawmakers deeply concerned. On Monday the Oregon Legislature passed a recommendation from the Legislative Fiscal Office that included slashing $12 million from the Outdoor School Program—a cut amounting to nearly 20% of its current funding. The proposal comes as the state continues to grapple with widespread budget constraints.
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4 days ago |
kdrv.com | Rocky Walker
JACKSON & JOSEPHINE COUNTIES, Ore.-- Fire season officially started for Josephine and Jackson Counties on Sunday, June 1. This declaration affects 1.8 million acres of Oregon Department of Forestry Southwest Oregon District Protected Land. Current fire danger level is now low, or “green,” and the industrial fire precaution level is 1. “We've determined there's that increased risk and we need to do something about it,” ODF public information officer Natalie Weber said.
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5 days ago |
kdrv.com | Rocky Walker
JACKSON & JOSEPHINE COUNTIES, Ore.-- Fire season officially started for Josephine and Jackson Counties on Sunday, June 1. This declaration affects 1.8 million acres of Oregon Department of Forestry Southwest Oregon District Protected Land. Current fire danger level is now low, or “green” and the industrial fire precaution level is 1. “We've determined there's that increased risk and we need to do something about it.” said ODF public information officer Natalie Weber.
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