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- Jefferson County declares emergency over vaccine mandates
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- Striking Portland bakery workers, company reach tentative agreement
- GM warns Bolt owners about parking
- Americans spending despite delta
- U.S. jobless claims rise
- Stuck and hungry at Sea-Tac? Call Gita.
- Hillsboro animation studio announces new movie
- US working on COVID-19 rules for international visitors
- Swiss sneaker brand On goes public
- Oregon company charged in grass-seed case
- X-ray fish splash down at High Desert Museum
- Movie review: 'Come From Away'
- New group brings improvisational theater to Bend
- Movie times for the week of Sept. 16-22
- Screwball comedies to cure your ills
- New license plate features work of Eugene artist
- Food carts are revved to serve at Spoken Moto
- The beers of Oktoberfest
- Sunset View Day Use Area
- Running shoe recycling: A real need, hard to accomplish
- Bonus pick: Homestead Pump Track
- Explore calendar Sept. 3-9
- Conditions report for trails, fishing, camping south of Bend
- Top picks for stargazing
- Central Oregon is home to many miles of close-to-town paths for trail runners
- Where's Waldo: Finding Oregon's other deep blue gem
- Top picks for trails near Sisters
- Bonus pick of the week: Juniper Park
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BOISE, Idaho — Public health leaders in Idaho expanded health care rationing statewide Thursday amid a massive increase in the number of coronavirus patients requiring hospitalization.
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- FDA review remains neutral on boosters
- U.S.: Federal protection for wolves may be needed
- COVID surge pushes much of Idaho toward medical rationing
- Dire warning from Newsom helped turn California recall tide
- Biden points to wildfires to push for big rebuild
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