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Colorado sending help to California firefighters for wildfires Featured News by Oregon Today News
Colorado sending help to California firefighters for wildfires
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01/08/2025

DOJ sues six major landlords, including some with MN properties Featured News by Oregon Today News
DOJ sues six major landlords, including some with MN properties
The Justice Department on Tuesday announced a lawsuit against six of the nations largest l... More

01/08/2025

Oregonl fire crews head to California to battle raging wildfires Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregonl fire crews head to California to battle raging wildfires
The Oregon State Fire Marshal OSFM is mobilizing 12 strike teams to California to help pro... More

01/08/2025

Nearly 5,000 workers set to strike Friday, impacting Providence healthcare services Featured News by Oregon Today News
Nearly 5,000 workers set to strike Friday, impacting Providence healthcare services
Providence administrators said patients will be notified by phone if their appointments ar... More

01/08/2025

Dear Annie: Was I wrong when I ignored uninvited guests who showed up at my door? Featured News by Oregon Today News
Dear Annie: Was I wrong when I ignored uninvited guests who showed up at my door?
Dear Annie I have mobility issues and use a walker so Im mostly confined to my home My son... More

01/08/2025

New Seasons CEO steps down; new leader named Featured News by Oregon Today News
New Seasons CEO steps down; new leader named
A New Seasons spokesperson said that longtime New Seasons executive Dave Kauder will take ... More

01/08/2025

Sacramento-area emergency crews head to Los Angeles to fight wildfires Featured News by Oregon Today News
Sacramento-area emergency crews head to Los Angeles to fight wildfires
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01/08/2025

Leif’s Auto Collision Center closing Tigard shop Featured News by Oregon Today News
Leif’s Auto Collision Center closing Tigard shop
Leif Hansen owner of Americas largest independent body shop Leifs Auto Collision Center is... More

01/08/2025

Here's the three Oregon counties that saw double-digit population growth recently Featured News by Oregon Today News
Here's the three Oregon counties that saw double-digit population growth recently
The population of the states most populous county Multnomah stayed flat More

01/08/2025

L.A. firefighters are spread thin fighting four major fires, but help is on the way Featured News by Oregon Today News
L.A. firefighters are spread thin fighting four major fires, but help is on the way
The California National Guard has sent 200 personnel to help fight four major fires in LA ... More

01/08/2025

🌊 The beaches of Bandon are calling—yes, even in winter! Featured News by Bandon Chamber of Commerce
🌊 The beaches of Bandon are calling—yes, even in winter!
The beaches of Bandon are callingyes even in winter Come for the breathtaking sunsets and... More

01/08/2025

Fire hydrants ran dry in Southern California just when they were needed most Featured News by Oregon Today News
Fire hydrants ran dry in Southern California just when they were needed most
Demand for water was so high that the system couldnt refill the tanks that help pressurize... More

01/08/2025

Columbia County DA: St Helens High School teacher has 'avoided any meaningful repercussions,' must stay in jail Featured News by Oregon Today News
Columbia County DA: St Helens High School teacher has 'avoided any meaningful repercussions,' must stay in jail
Choir teacher Eric Stearns will be back in court Friday for a pre-trial release hearing af... More

01/08/2025

Oregon climate report predicts 5-degree warming by 2074, increased drought and less snow Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon climate report predicts 5-degree warming by 2074, increased drought and less snow
A new report on how climate change is impacting the state of Oregon was released today More

01/08/2025

UPDATE: Nearly 400 Oregon firefighters deployed to fight raging LA wildfires Featured News by Oregon Today News
UPDATE: Nearly 400 Oregon firefighters deployed to fight raging LA wildfires
Nearly 400 firefighters from Oregon are being deployed to fight the raging fires around Lo... More

01/08/2025

Trail Blazers obliterate depleted Pelicans in dominant New Orleans win Featured News by Oregon Today News
Trail Blazers obliterate depleted Pelicans in dominant New Orleans win
The Portland Trail Blazers took full advantage of the depleted New Orleans Pelicans Wednes... More

01/08/2025

Jailed St. Helens High choir teacher resigned from prior OR school district job after ‘sexualized’ complaints, DA’s memo says Featured News by Oregon Today News
Jailed St. Helens High choir teacher resigned from prior OR school district job after ‘sexualized’ complaints, DA’s memo says
St Helens High School choir teacher Eric C Stearns who is in jail on multiple sex abuse al... More

01/08/2025

Homeowners report being dropped from insurance over wildfire risk Featured News by Oregon Today News
Homeowners report being dropped from insurance over wildfire risk
The Oregon Department of Forestry released the final version of its statewide wildfire haz... More

01/08/2025

OREGON COAST MUSIC ASSOCIATION SELECTS MARTIN MAJKUT AS MUSIC DIRECTOR OF THE FESTIVAL ORCHESTRA The Board of Directors of the Oregon Coast Music Association (OCMA) has appointed Dr. Martin Majkut as their Orchestra Music Director, following the retirement of Maestro James Paul after the 2024 Festival. Majkut currently serves as Music Director of the Rogue Valley Symphony (RVS) based in Ashland, Oregon and the Queens Symphony Orchestra (QSO) in New York. Born in Bratislava, Czechoslovakia (now Slovakia), Majkut earned his Ph.D. in conducting at the Academy of Performing Arts in Bratislava. While studying he worked with the Slovak Philharmonic, the Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra, the Slovak State Philharmonic and the Slovak Sinfonietta. He also studied at the Accademia Musicale Chigiana in Siena, Italy and at the Wiener Meisterkurse in Vienna, Austria. Majkut came to the U.S. as a Fulbright scholar in 2003 and earned his second doctorate from the University of Arizona. He has served as guest conductor for a wide range of chamber and symphony orchestras and operas across the continent and in Europe. The OCMA Board was particularly impressed with the enthusiasm, creativity and outreach demonstrated in Majkut’s leadership of Rogue Valley and Queens Symphony. The RVS orchestra serves three cities, each with a distinct demographic profile. The RVS has grown threefold under Majkut’s leadership and received national recognition for its ambitious programming. Majkut is passionate about youth education and understands the importance of building an audience for the future. OCMA has made building community through music a critical goal for its sustainability. Majkut’s enthusiasm will be an important component of OCMA growth in the coming years. The Oregon Coast Music Association is a volunteer managed nonprofit corporation organized for the purpose of involving, enriching, and inspiring the community by providing quality classical music, and creative musical experiences. Founded in 1978, OCMA presents the longest running music festival on the coast with a varied range of high caliber musical and educational events. The OCMA also provides events at other times of the year to enhance community engagement. The OCMA is planning its 47th annual Oregon Coast Music Festival set for July 12 – 26, 2025 at many outdoor and indoor locations in the greater Coos Bay area. The Festival concludes with three captivating concerts by the 80 member OCMA Festival Orchestra on July 22, 24 and 26. Photo credit: Christopher Briscoe Photography Web link Majkut Bio and other information https://www.martinmajkut.com/bio Featured News by City of Coos Bay
OREGON COAST MUSIC ASSOCIATION SELECTS MARTIN MAJKUT AS MUSIC DIRECTOR OF THE FESTIVAL ORCHESTRA The Board of Directors of the Oregon Coast Music Association (OCMA) has appointed Dr. Martin Majkut as their Orchestra Music Director, following the retirement of Maestro James Paul after the 2024 Festival. Majkut currently serves as Music Director of the Rogue Valley Symphony (RVS) based in Ashland, Oregon and the Queens Symphony Orchestra (QSO) in New York. Born in Bratislava, Czechoslovakia (now Slovakia), Majkut earned his Ph.D. in conducting at the Academy of Performing Arts in Bratislava. While studying he worked with the Slovak Philharmonic, the Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra, the Slovak State Philharmonic and the Slovak Sinfonietta. He also studied at the Accademia Musicale Chigiana in Siena, Italy and at the Wiener Meisterkurse in Vienna, Austria. Majkut came to the U.S. as a Fulbright scholar in 2003 and earned his second doctorate from the University of Arizona. He has served as guest conductor for a wide range of chamber and symphony orchestras and operas across the continent and in Europe. The OCMA Board was particularly impressed with the enthusiasm, creativity and outreach demonstrated in Majkut’s leadership of Rogue Valley and Queens Symphony. The RVS orchestra serves three cities, each with a distinct demographic profile. The RVS has grown threefold under Majkut’s leadership and received national recognition for its ambitious programming. Majkut is passionate about youth education and understands the importance of building an audience for the future. OCMA has made building community through music a critical goal for its sustainability. Majkut’s enthusiasm will be an important component of OCMA growth in the coming years. The Oregon Coast Music Association is a volunteer managed nonprofit corporation organized for the purpose of involving, enriching, and inspiring the community by providing quality classical music, and creative musical experiences. Founded in 1978, OCMA presents the longest running music festival on the coast with a varied range of high caliber musical and educational events. The OCMA also provides events at other times of the year to enhance community engagement. The OCMA is planning its 47th annual Oregon Coast Music Festival set for July 12 – 26, 2025 at many outdoor and indoor locations in the greater Coos Bay area. The Festival concludes with three captivating concerts by the 80 member OCMA Festival Orchestra on July 22, 24 and 26. Photo credit: Christopher Briscoe Photography Web link Majkut Bio and other information https://www.martinmajkut.com/bio
OREGON COAST MUSIC ASSOCIATION SELECTS MARTIN MAJKUT AS MUSIC DIRECTOR OF THE FESTIVAL ORC... More

01/08/2025

Ex-FBI informant who fabricated bribery story about Biden and his son Hunter gets 6 years in prison Featured News by Oregon Today News
Ex-FBI informant who fabricated bribery story about Biden and his son Hunter gets 6 years in prison
Alexander Smirnov pleaded guilty last month to lying to the FBI about the phony bribery sc... More

01/08/2025

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