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December 09, 2019
  • Oregon Insight: Residents upbeat about the state's economy
  • Oregon leaders tackle how to make cities age-friendly
  • Age discrimination: Intel investigation drags on for years, worker protections lag
  • Drug-decriminalization initiative signature gathering starts
  • Metro's housing philosophy is political, not practical
  • NBA teams, including the Trail Blazers, prep for a Disney 'Star Wars' promo worthy of lightsabers and Yoda
  • Kicker Refund continues to expand beyond expectations
  • With Portland Meadows gone, horse racing moves to Grants Pass
  • City council to define “retailer” for Portland clean energy tax
  • Landing in the courts: Corvallis has four development cases under appeal
  • Portland Council: Residential density increase briefing set for Wednesday
  • Rep Rayfield to seek 4th term in Oregon House
  • Parents push for clear school policy for equal treatment of religious holidays
  • UO Board of Trustees to consider $100K bonus for President Michael Schill
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    December 08, 2019
  • Oregon officials continue hunt for 2021 public dollars
  • Failing Forestry: Board puts state forester on notice - performance improvement required
  • Candidates try to spin their political fortunes into victory
  • Oregon to change policy after losing parental rights fight
  • Walden cheers House passage of bill to stop illegal robocalls
  • Oregonians pay tribute to Gert Boyle at the Veterans Memorial Coliseum
  • Pearl Harbor survivor honored in Bend
  • State accepts Bend smoke plan
  • The week in education
  • Over five percent of Coos Co residents trained to recognize child sex abuse
    • December 07, 2019
  • Clarno approves narrower forestry ballot measures for signature gathering
  • Gov Brown ordered flags flown at half-staff in honor of National Pearl Harbor Day
  • Massive underwater volcano off Oregon coast 3D mapped by team of scientists
  • Signature gathering begins for initiative to decriminalize small amounts of all drugs
  • Oregon; 19K could lose benefits under new SNAP rule
  • $6M grant will fund major Grant Co. broadband rollout
  • Doyle Canning declares candidacy for DeFazio seat
  • Flavor ban removed from county's proposed tobacco retail license ordinance
  • Grants available for construction, restoration of war memorials
  • Wolf kills down for Klamath County in 2019
  • Climate plan passes Bend City Council, but with reservations
  • Gov. Brown visits new Portland shelter, encourages donations
  • Group pitches Hillcrest for homeless programs
  • Here's where Portland may look to speed up buses, streetcar (map)
  • Metro council supports homeless service measure
  • Salem official eyes organized camping for people who live in vehicles
  • Work underway to clean-up area around Salem ARCHES