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Lane County officials dealing with bat colony in public works building

Wildfires · Eugene

Lane County officials dealing with bat colony in public works building

80% Center coverage: 5 sources

By Robert Desaulniers Click here for updates on this story EUGENE, Ore. (KEZI) — Lane County officials are calling in professionals to deal with a recurring bat problem in one of their public works buildings. Lane County officials confirmed that bats have set up a small colony in the McKenzie Building on the Public Works yard on Delta Highway. Officials said bats have been a recurring problem that appears to be seasonal based on the migratio…See the Story

Local firefighters join fight against LA fires

Wildfires · Los Angeles

Local firefighters join fight against LA fires

34% Center coverage: 3 sources

As wildfires continue to rage in Los Angeles, Cathedral City firefighters are on the front lines, assisting with the battle through California’s mutual aid system. The local crew of 5, along with other state resources, are helping contain the flames and protect communities from further destruction. Cathedral City Fire Chief Michael Contreras, explained that the mutual aid system allows departments to pool resources, providing much-needed manpo…See the Story

People’s March planned in Eureka ahead of presidential inauguration

JD Vance · United States

People’s March planned in Eureka ahead of presidential inauguration

Coverage: 2 sources

On Saturday at 10 a.m., marchers will convene on the steps of the Humboldt County courthouse to participate in the People’s March, part of a nationwide weekend of action organized to express solidarity in the face of Donald Trump’s impending second presidential inauguration held on Monday. “Join us in a feminist-led day of action for women’s rights, for immigrants, LGBTQ and trans folks — for seniors, minorities and every one of us who might be …See the Story

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