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Good morning,
As we teeter on the edge of a potentially scary wildfire season, Ben Botkin has a rundown of how Lane County residents can sign up for official alerts and otherwise be prepared in case of emergency. Take a few moments to make sure you are ready for anything, especially if you live in the countryside.
More than 25,000 people in Lane County have an active permit to carry a concealed weapon. Michael Zhang has created an interactive map to show how concealed carry permit data compares across Oregon’s 36 counties.
In an effort to comply with new federal regulations, Oregon’s Department of Human Services is reining in how often the state miscalculates the amount of food stamps enrollees should receive. Gov. Tina Kotek shared details Monday in this report from the Oregon Capital Chronicle.
In case you missed these stories published yesterday …
- Willow Creek-area brush fire quickly brought under control
- Poppi’s Anatolia to leave longtime home for spacious new location
- Eugene job-skills program wins grant from Cow Creek Umpqua foundation
- Lane County hires new county clerk to oversee elections, other functions
- Person in critical condition after being pulled from Willamette River
- Court delays trial for UO football player
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As wildfire season amps up, officials offer guidance on how to prepare
By Ben Botkin
Lane County residents can sign up for alerts that will guide them when wildfires or other disasters strike. Here’s a look at how to prepare for potential evacuations, receive timely information and head out when necessary.
Concealed carry permits per capita in Oregon, county by county
By Michael Zhang
Lane County ranks higher on the number of permits per person than most other Oregon counties that include a metro area.
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Have a great day.
Bob
