Pipe bomb — The Washington County Sheriff’s Office says bomb experts safely detonated a pipe bomb found in a field in a rural part of the county Saturday. Deputies called to the scene Saturday afternoon were told by a 56-year-old man that he had found a bomb in the field. The Portland Bomb Squad was called. Bomb experts moved the device to a safer location and detonated it.

‘No jogging’ — You can walk but you can’t run at three national wildlife refuges in the Willamette Valley and new signs are warning visitors of the rule, according to the (Salem) Statesman Journal. A “no jogging” sign has been put up at a popular trailhead at Baskett Slough National Wildlife Refuge, and the regulations also apply at Ankeny and William L. Finley refuges. “One of the challenges with jogging is that it could have an adverse impact on wildlife in the process of breeding,” said Miel Corbett, deputy assistant regional director for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

— From wire reports