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Obituary: Paul Halliday

The National Forest in the great beyond gained a hiker, nature lover, photographer, and friend. Paul Daniel Halliday, 69, a long-time resident of The Dalles, Ore., passed away on Dec.

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Residents can learn about creek

Whychus Creek runs 41 miles down off the Cascade glaciers, right through Sisters, and joins up with the Deschutes River as it flows to the Columbia.

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First surge of winter storm, blizzard moves into Cascades, Central Oregon; COCC closing all campuses at midday

First surge of winter storm, blizzard moves into Cascades, Central Oregon; COCC closing all campuses at midday
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COCC Campuses Close At Noon, Due To Weather

BEND, OR All Central Oregon Community College campuses will close at noon Tuesday, due to weather and road conditions. All classes and events are canceled beginning at 12 p.m., including remo.

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Heavy snow, high wind in Central Oregon disrupts operations | Local&State

“It is panning out like we expected,” said Matt Callihan, a meteorologist from the National Weather Service station in Pendleton. “We will see conditions degrade into the evening with six inches (of snow) going into Wednesday morning.”

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