What They Are Saying: Rural Hospitals Across America Welcome Passage of Grassley-Bennet Legislation to Extend Rural Hospital Program
Hultberg, President & CEO): “With more than 30% of Oregonians living in rural or frontier areas, rural hospitals
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Senate Designates MAY 16 as National KIDS to Parks DAY
outdoor spaces is in the DNA of every Oregonian,” Wyden said. “This bipartisan National Kids to Parks … resolution recognizes the generational connection of Oregonians enjoying and preserving our beloved outdoor spaces for years to come
Senators Marshall & Merkley Introduce Legislation to Provide Federal Support for Post-Wildfire Cleanup
said Senator Merkley . “Our bipartisan bill comes after Oregonians were left with nothing to help clean up hazardous
Crapo, Wyden, Risch, Merkley Celebrate Senate Passage of Secure Rural Schools Reauthorization
significant, encouraging and urgently needed step for Oregonians living and working in counties that have depended for decades
Budd, Wyden Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Prevent Disastrous Wildfires
people’s lives. I have heard firsthand from Oregonians who are sick and tired of inaction while
Crapo, Wyden Introduce Bill to Improve Wetland Habitats in the Pacific Northwest
Wyden said.“Our bipartisan bill will make sure Oregonians and people across the Pacific Northwest can continue
Crapo, Wyden Introduce Legislation to Modernize Short Line and Regional Railroad Tax Credit
vital economic tool that connects local businesses with Oregonians and other people all across the nation,”said Wyden
Hyde-smith, Merkley Introduce BILL to Permanently Authorize CDC Office of Rural Health
This is an issue I frequently hear from Oregonians about, and I’ll keep fighting to ensure rural
Crapo Continues Push to Reauthorize Program Supporting Rural Idaho Counties
reauthorize SRS.” “This is urgent business for the Oregonians living and working in counties that have long depended