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WildfireOregon's 2026 fire season ends after burning a record amount of landIf you're itching to burn yard debris, check first. All Oregon Department of Forestry districts have ended fire restrictions, but many structural fire departments may still require a permit for debris burning, and slash burning needs one year-round. We suggest checking the Before You Burn website or calling your local ODF office.Today’s editionRead

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