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Heat draws more paddleboarders, but new Oregon permit law could bring warning and fines
Heat draws more paddleboarders, but new Oregon permit law could bring warning and fines
Heat draws more paddleboarders, but new Oregon permit law could bring warning and fines

Published on: 05/01/2026

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High temperatures are hitting the Rose City and that means more people will be out on the water enjoying the weather.For those out getting some use out of their

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