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Coast Guard Captain of the Port Reopens Multiple River Bars

(ASTORIA, Ore.) - The Coast Guard Captain of the Port, Sector Columbia River, reopened the Columbia River, Yaquina Bay, Oregon, Coos Bay, Oregon, Umpqua River, Oregon, and Grays Harbor, Washington, bar entrances Tuesday, with restrictions to recreational and uninspected passenger vessels.

Author and Musician Agron Belica Continues His Stride With a New Single, `Fly Away`

Before we get into this article, Salem-news.com and ThePromoBoss.com team would like to wish Gambino of La Familia Entertainment a Happy Birthday!

(SALEM/NEW YORK) - The focus of this article is Agron Belica, artist and musician, and his hot-off-the-press track “Fly Away”, featuring R&B Queen Mary C, produced by Dj Naydee and Julian Baker. Primarily about platonic love, the song is featured in a Youtube video produced by ThePromoBoss.com.

There`s Life on Mars: Famous Scientist Accuses NASA of Hiding Data

(CHICAGO ) - World renowned astrobiologist Chandra Wickramasinghe is spitting mad. The eminent scientist recently reiterated the charge he made against the National Aeronautics and Space Administration back in 2008.

"The discovery of liquid water on Mars combined with earlier discoveries of organic substances in a meteorite that came from Mars, and also of methane in the Martian atmosphere all point to the existence of life—contemporary life—on the Red Planet," the scientist asserted.

Oregon to Receive $5.9 Million From Glaxosmithkline to Settle Allegations of Selling Adulterated Drugs

(SALEM, Ore.) - Attorney General John Kroger Obtains $5.9 million for Oregon from Glaxosmithkline to Settle Allegations of Selling Adulterated Drugs

The global settlement involving the federal government and the states totals $750 million and a guilty plea for a felony violation of the U.S. Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act.

Chemical Exposure: One Veteran`s Story

Steven’s story is worth retelling. You won’t find anything like it on any recruiting flyers...

(SALEM, Ore.) - Chemical exposure can make you very sick and even kill you. Steven is an Air Force veteran, 1978-1982, whose hands shake and is sick with pancreatic disease.

In the Air Force, Steven worked with fuels and trichloroethylene (TCE), a known carcinogen.

ODFW Biologist Killed in Traffic Crash on Highway 20 Near Toledo

(TOLEDO, Ore.) - Oregon State Police (OSP) troopers are continuing the investigation into Monday afternoon's fatal traffic crash that occurred on Highway 20 at the intersection of Highway 229 in the Toledo area.

The crash, which was witnessed by an on-duty Toledo police officer, resulted in the death of an Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife (ODFW) wildlife biologist.

Willamette Heritage Center in Salem Wins Prestigious Award

2010 Charles M. Redd Center for Western Studies Award for Exhibition Excellence

(SALEM, Ore.) - Willamette Heritage Center is the proud recipient of the 2010 Charles M. Redd Center for Western Studies Award for Exhibition Excellence for its Facing Statehood Exhibition.

This award is given annually and honors excellence for an exhibition that furthers the study and understanding of the American West.

Special Olympics Oregon Fall Regional Games Held Statewide

(PORTLAND, Ore.) - Several communities throughout Oregon will once again host Special Olympics Oregon Fall Regional Games on consecutive weekends in Late October and November. More than 2,000 athletes will compete in one of 10 competitions in seven cities. Hundreds of coaches, volunteers and families will join in to support competitors.

The Fall Regional Games, presented by Les Schwab Tire Centers, officially begins Sunday, October 31 with a bowling competition at Lakeshore Lanes in Albany. Regional competitions continue the following weekend with Corvallis hosting aquatics on Saturday, November 6 and soccer and volleyball on Sunday, November 7. Mt. Hood Community College in Gresham will also host aquatics on November 7. November 13 & 14 will conclude the fall season with bowling competitions in Beaverton, Bend, Hermiston, Medford and Portland.

Insurgency vs. Counter-Insurgency

Exclusive for Salem-News.com.

(CALIFORNIA) - The BBC News reported on October 06, 2010 that 'Nato contractors 'attacking own vehicles' in Pakistan'. It stated in its carefully worded “limited hangout”:

PTSD Therapy: One Trillion Dollars

...U.S. Gov't Estimates $600 Billion... the probabilities of fraud are enormous

(MOLALLA, Ore.) - Anyone who has read any of my articles on this subject will know that I have spent much time and effort putting my articles together and I have had few readers disagree with me.