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Anderson s town hall addresses complicated topics | News

At open town hall meeting at the Florence Library Nov. 28th, Oregon Senator Dick Anderson and 9th District Representative Boomer Wright, spoke informally to about 30 people about a variety

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Medical AI Tools Can Make Dangerous Mistakes Can the Government Help Prevent Them?

Regulators want to create a ‘nutrition label’ for AI apps in one of Washington’s first attempts to impose safety requirements on the technology

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Silvercreek Living housing deal still in the works

The Blaine County Housing Authority’s plan to take over the Silvercreek Living development in Hailey is still in motion, but won’t be set in stone until conditions of the deal

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BCHA extends plan for transitional housing

Editor s note: This article was updated on Nov. 27 to correct errors in the reporting.

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WindAction | Resolution 23-153: Opposing offshore wind energy development to protect tribal resources

The Confederated Tribes of Coos, Lower Umpqua and Siuslaw Indians in Oregon passed this resolution opposing offshore wind energy development in areas off the coast of Oregon. The full text of the resolution is provided below and can be downloaded from the document links on this page.

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