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Portland Building: Spiffed up, shiny and empty
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Ryan narrowly defeats Smith in Portland City Council election
Portland Tribune - NewsUPDATE: Longtime school advocate says he is humbled by his special election victory and ready to serve on day…
Supreme Court Justice blocks injunction that allowed…
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As the more Treatment and psilocybin therapy initiatives officially head to the ballot, the Oregon Redistricting Measure will be debated in court.
Portland spending $200K on new Busy Streets pedestrian plan
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Busy Streets, an initiative of the Bureau of Transportation, will launch with temporary changes in East Portland.
Riot declared at downtown Portland protest Wednesday night
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After a week of violence in other parts of town, a call for a downtown protest leads to late tear gas and arrests.
Wapato Jail to open as Bybee Lakes Hope Center in September
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The former unused Multnomah County facility in North Portland will open as a homeless shelter in September.
Fight erupts over Metro's $5.2 billion transportation…
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Negotiations with supporters and opponents broke down last week, signalling a big money clash over the regional November general election measure.
City Council approves controversial infill plan
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Residential infill Project is finally adopted after years of work and delays.
Tribes accuse West Linn of 'dominant culture tactics'
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Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde, partners in cultural center plans, lambaste councilors for going back on commitment.
Zoom and gloom despite Timbers triumph
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Cup is half-empty as I try to enjoy soccer triumph in a touch-free touch screen world
Woodburn's boom: $56 million in new housing, construction
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Woodburn city planners noticed an upturn in building permits this past spring about the same time COVID-19 was shutting things down
Federal lawsuit filed by Forest Grove man detained by ICE
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The plaintiff alleges he was wrongfully detained by federal agents outside the Washington County Courthouse in 2017.
Garbage, recycling dump to move out of Oregon City?
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New Metro South Transfer Station could be located in Gladstone, Johnson City, Milwaukie, Happy Valley or Southeast Portland
Oregon students advocate for a more racially conscious…
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Students say more professional development and funding needed to fill gaps in state ethnic studies standards
COVID-19 death toll in Oregon rises to 375
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Seven more deaths from the coronavirus were tallied in Wednesday's daily report from the Oregon Health Authority.
Multnomah DA Mike Schmidt won't charge some protest-related…
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Top prosecutor says new policy intends to take into account centuries of racism, and the circumstance of arrests.
New school guidelines issued for Oregon
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Some in-person learning will be allowed for special ed, hands-on classes and youths learning English.
CEO of defunct Lake Oswego company indicted for fraud,…
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Former West Linn resident faces 32-count indictment for conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud, wire fraud, bank fraud and money laundering.
120 animals seized from Portland rescue, boarding facility
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Woofin Palooza is raided by police after a search warrant is filed in an animal abuse case.
'Frustration' on council as West Linn mayor plans retirement
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West Linn Mayor says he meant he will not seek reelection when he said he would be stepping down from his position
Private market in downtown Portland struggles with triple…
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Brokers find stagnant leasing market downtown due to COVID-19, the economy and the riots.
Portland police seek help to solve suspected Laurelhurst…
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Police say they have not yet recovered any evidence nor been contacted by any eyewitnesses to Saturday's incident.
COVID spreads to Coca-Cola bottling plant near Portland
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The company, which has 600 employees in Wilsonville, reports 13 cases of the novel coronavirus
Kurt Schrader calls on Oregon to reopen schools
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Congressman tells Clackamas County Business Alliance he's a supporter of the state's mask mandate
Senators organize Oregon support for more federal pandemic…
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Merkley, Wyden see it as a way to press Republicans up for re-election to join effort for aid.
Oregon lawmakers close out a long day's special session
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Aims were rebalancing of state budget, unemployment claims and restrictions on police use of force.
Downtown protests leave a stain on Rose City's image
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Letters to the Portland Tribune from outside the state point to a big national problem for normally weird, beer-brewing 'Portlandia.'
One new death, 227 new cases of COVID-19 in Oregon
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Urban and rural counties alike struggle with confirmed or presumptive infections.
Police officers injured, 16 arrested at Sunday night riot
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The Portland Police Association headquarters in North Portland is once again the scene of a violent protest.
State's rest areas, campsites adapt to COVID concerns
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New focus on sanitation keeps the popular travel spots open for motorists who need a break or a bathroom
Milwaukie police shoot man moving 'quickly' to cops with…
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Domestic-violence suspect Robert Matthew Woodside, 51, pleaded guilty to assault in 2019 and completed substance-abuse treatment
Portlander dies after 82nd Avenue crash in Clackamas County
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Oregon State Police seeking driver connected to fatal crash just south of Cartlandia in Portland
Ailing Gresham girl, 13 is missing
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The public is being asked to help find Amelia Patterson, who was last seen leaving her home on Saturday.
Oregon lawmakers open second special session of the…
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About a dozen bill drafts are pending for a session expected to focus on budget shortfall.
Riot declared after arson at police union…
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Portland police make several arrests but do not use tear gas to disperse protesters late Saturday.
Debate heats up over bill to bar business tax…
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Business and service advocates may argue at a future session, though lawmakers did not take it up.
Wyden: Trump orders on jobless benefits 'a ploy,'…
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Oregon Democrat decries stalled talks between the administration and congressional Democrats.
Police investigate reports of explosives thrown at…
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No one made an official report but police found photos and video of explosives at Laurelhurst Park on social media.
State agencies, financial institutions prepare to…
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Lawmakers set aside $35 million for people still awaiting benefits, who were denied or who did not apply.
230 affordable housing units proposed for Beaverton
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Beaverton city officials hopeful for affordable housing units in the area as single-family home permits slow down.
School resource officers under scrutiny in Portland…
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Tigard has hired a facilitator to look at the roles of SROs with plans to get feedback from the community.
Multnomah County: Gas tax revenue plummets, layoffs…
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Normal road revenue of $15 million to drop by 15%, cuts expected for county transportation department, officials say.
Bonamici seeks to make all student meals free amid…
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The latest response to the COVID-19 pandemic will provide free meals for all students
Councilor Eddy Morales announces run for Gresham…
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City councilor and founder of East County Rising throws hat in ring for mayor post
Police: 2 wounded in 3 Portland shootings on…
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At least one victim has life-threatening injuries, Portland Police Bureau says, as spate of gun violence continues.
Night 71: Unlawful assembly at Portland police…
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A sizeable crowd gathered at Laurelhurst Park before protesting outside the police building on East Burnside Street on Friday night, Aug. 7.
Portland Police declare unlawful assembly at East…
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Protesters returned to the police station on the city's east side for a late-night rally that began Thursday, Aug. 6.
Police union blasts Portland mayor, new district…
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The Portland Police Association says Ted Wheeler and Mike Schmidt are putting lives at risk.
Oregon Employment Department works through second…
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The acting director says tens of thousands still await benefits because of complexities of new program.
How libraries are fostering early literacy while…
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For early learners, replacing library visits with digital resources is no small task
Oregon: Coronavirus growth appears to have…
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'We're treading water:' Modeling says growth rate leveled off despite recent record death toll - but could grow again.
Despite reservations, Oregon City approves shower…
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Officials frustrated with Clackamas County for circumventing any communication with neighbors
Portland mayor: Precinct fire an attempt 'to commit…
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Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler addresses fires lit at police bureau's East Precinct during a press conference on Aug. 6.
Census workers begin knocking on doors to complete…
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Oregon's self-response rate is about 65%, slightly above the national average.
After 70 days, Portland protest arrests near 600
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Records show more than 481 arrested by the Portland Police Bureau, plus at least 98 arrested by federal officers.
Community demands city help fund efforts to…
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Black leaders say the City Council must replace the Gun Violence Reduction Team with resources to stop the shootings.
Police-support rally in Sandy, Oregon: Organizers…
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Sandy city officials reaffirm commitment to 'advance values of equality and justice' in response to community concerns.
Supporters: Report on drug-treatment ballot measure…
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The Drug Addiction Treatment and Recovery Act would shift focus of drug laws from criminality to health care.
Oregon Supreme Court upholds 2019 changes to public…
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Employees and unions lose a challenge to partial diversion of contributions to pay current pensions.
Portland City Council candidate Loretta Smith…
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The Open & Accountable Election Program finds that the City Council candidate did not break state or local campaign finance laws.
Updated: Oregon high school sports delayed until…
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Competition will be split into three seasons beginning in January 2021, with football kicking off in March.
Updated: Oregon high school sports delayed until…
Portland Tribune - News
Competition will be split into three seasons beginning in January 2021, with football kicking off in March.
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