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2 days ago | heraldandnews.com | Courtney Sherwood

Last week, the supervisor for Crater Lake National Park resigned, just five months after taking the job. Kevin Heatley said he could no longer be party to the dismantling of the federal government, and he expressed concern for the mental health of workers who are working long hours to keep the park operating. kAm%92E AC@>AE65 &]$] #6A] |2I:?6 s6IE6C[ s\!@CE=2?5[ E@ 56>2?5 2?DH6CD 7C@> E96 &]$] s6A2CE>6?E @7 E96 x?E6C:@C[ H9:49 @G6CD66D E96 A2C< D6CG:46]k^AmkAm“(96?

3 days ago | heraldandnews.com | Joe Freeman

CORVALLIS — The most important morning of James DeCremer’s young baseball career looked every bit like a run-of-the-mill Monday. He strolled out of his Corvallis rental house and picked up an acai bowl for breakfast. He took a calm moment to himself, sitting for a round of morning meditation. He visualized the important day of baseball ahead. kAmqFE E96C6 H2D @?6 E9:?8 F?:BF6 23@FE E9:D A2CE:4F=2C |@?52J[ H9:49 3642>6 4=62C 23@FE `_ib_ 2]>][ H96? ~C68@? $E2E6 q62G6CD A:E49:?8 4@249 #:49 s@C>2?

4 days ago | heraldandnews.com | Lizzy Acker

Crater Lake National Park, Oregon’s picturesque but beleaguered tourist landmark, suffered another setback last Friday when the park’s superintendent abruptly resigned, less than five months after starting in the job, the Washington Post reported. In announcing his resignation, Kevin Heatley, who previously worked in multiple roles at the federal Bureau of Land Management in Oregon and in Washington, D.C., cited severe staffing shortfalls as a major reason for the decision.

5 days ago | heraldandnews.com | Josh Dubow

SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) — The San Francisco 49ers have completed the trade with the Philadelphia Eagles for edge rusher Bryce Huff. Huff restructured his contract with the Eagles last week to help facilitate the trade that will send a 2026 mid-round pick to Philadelphia and the teams announced it on Monday, pending a physical. kAmwF77 H2D D6E E@ >2<6 S`f >:==:@? :? 7F==J 8F2C2?E665 >@?6J E9:D J62C] %96 t28=6D H:== A2J Sh]_d >:==:@? @7 E92E H:E9 E96 ch6CD @?

6 days ago | heraldandnews.com | Lee Juillerat

There’s another new trail for walkers, runners and mountain bikers in Klamath Falls. Actually, what’s new is an extension of the Klamath Falls Geo Trail that was constructed by the Klamath Trails Alliance (KTA) in 2016 and provides access from the Sky Lakes Medical Center and Oregon Tech. The newly completed extension provides easy access from neighboring communities from Harmony Lane along with direct access for residents of the Crystal Terrace senior living center.