Wake-Up Call With Bill Lundun & Gerry Snyder

Lucky Paws Pet of the Week

Meet Honey, a delightful 8-month-old Pitbull who adores snuggling and chewing on her favorite bone. She’s playful and enjoys her time outdoors, though she can get tired quickly and is always eager to cozy up with you at the end of the day. Honey is fully potty trained and gets along wonderfully with cats. She’s also in the process of learning to walk on a leash, but she’s already mastered commands like “sit,” “stay,” and “leave it.”
Adoption Fee: $350 We accept Cash and Card (2.7% fee Applies when using card)
 
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Ed Diehl - Forest Management

As Oregon heads into another hot weekend, Oregon House Republicans are calling on the state Legislature to reform forest management and logging policies they say would prevent large fires from starting and spreading. 
In a letter sent Wednesday, Republican Reps. Jeff Helfrich of Hood River, Ed Diehl of Stayton and E. Werner Reschke of Malin said lawmakers should roll back regulations and conservation plans to allow more logging on state forests, limit liabilities for volunteer firefighters who might cause injury or property damage while on the job and prohibit and sweep homeless encampments in fire prone areas. 
 
About 1,650 wildfires this season have burned a record of more than 1.5 million acres in Oregon. But about 75% were not in forests but across grass and shrubland in eastern Oregon, according to the Wildland Mapping Institute. 

Clint Riley - Lane Co Deflection

Scott Fisher - Astronomy Lecturer and Outreach Coordinator

Scott Fisher is an academic expert in space, NASA, and all things astronomy. His particular strength is making science and STEM accessible to non-scientists. If it involves the stars and what we can learn from the universe beyond this home we call Earth, he can speak to it. He had previously worked at Hawaii's Gemini Observatory and served as a program officer of the National Science Foundation. He enjoys communicating about science to a range of audiences, from students and public lectures to television and film outlets.  

Monique DeSpain

Sunday Carday - Episode #1

Craig Noel - Sun Automotive

Ed Diehl - Hacienda Community Development Corporation

Controversy erupted after a taxpayer-funded housing support group in Portland, Oregon, appeared to have been offering grants of $30,000 to first-time buyers in the state, but with only those who are not U.S. citizens eligible to apply.
The money was offered by the Hacienda Community Development Corporation (HCDC) as part of its "Camino a Casa," which is advertised as being "only for people who are not American citizens." Reports it was not available to American citizens sparked an angry backlash, with one Oregon Republican lawmaker branding it "state-sponsored discrimination."
Speaking to Newsweek, a spokesperson for Business Oregon, which funds the HCDC, said an advertisement for the grant was "not accurate," adding, "We have confirmed with Hacienda that their program is in fact open to both U.S. citizens and non-citizens."

Cory Burket - State Rep District 7

Cory is running for State Representative. District 7 coryburket.com

Dave Moss - Eugene Symphony