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Oregon launches arts caucus in Legislature
Nine members of the Oregon Legislature have formed the state’s first-ever Arts and Culture Caucus. The seven Democrats ... Read more
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Kotek: Budget will follow $130 million request for homeless
Gov. Tina Kotek says her recommendations for the next two-year state budget will dovetail with her requests for ... Read more
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Capital Chatter: Republicans want a voice at the table
Who will stand up for this minority in the Oregon Capitol? Who will ensure their voices are not ... Read more
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Won’t you be my neighborhood watch? Survey finds many neighbors saying yes
A majority of Oregonians trust their neighbors and believe they’d help them out in a pinch, a new ... Read more
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Capital Chatter: Kotek can restart county-state relationships, but she must listen
Gov.-elect Tina Kotek should consider Oregon’s county commissioners as her partners in government, not mere stakeholders. They made ... Read more
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East vs. West meets Left vs. Right in Oregon congressional race
On the left, Terrebonne attorney Jamie McLeod-Skinner, the progressive Democrat who vanquished seven-term U.S. Rep. Kurt Schrader, D-Canby, ... Read more
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Rural Oregonians overwhelmingly snub 1850 Donation Land Act
In 1850, Congress passed the Donation Land Act which granted free land to white settlers in Oregon as ... Read more
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Locked for decades, Oregon City cabinet reveals Native artifacts
An Oregon City-based nonprofit organization’s surreptitious discovery of Native artifacts spurred the McLoughlin Memorial Association to repatriate a ... Read more
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Oregon governor names acting director of state housing agency
Andrea Bell has been elevated by Gov. Kate Brown to be acting director of the Oregon Housing and ... Read more
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Infrastructure plan pumps money into Oregon’s drinking water
Oregon is expected to receive a total of $92,079,000 in federal funding in 2022 from the Infrastructure Investment and ... Read more