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WISH YOU WERE HERE: Portland sees surge in protest tourism
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Most Oregonians support many police reforms
Portland Tribune - NewsA new survey finds splits among the population based on age, party, and area of residence.
Council sets Aug. 12 for final infill plan vote
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Amendments to the Residential Infill Plan are adopted on Aug. 5 ahead of final vote next Wednesday.
Murder spike prompts attacks on disbanding police unit
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Police union leader, Republicans and conservative media pile on City Council after killings increase.
Oregon is now Real ID compliant - but what does that mean?
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Appointments and a mask are now required in order to visit an Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles field office.
Portland cleans tear gas residue off downtown drains
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Bureau of Environmental Services cleaned six drains near the epicenter of nightly protests on Wednesday, Aug. 5.
Oregon reports 299 new cases of COVID-19, five more deaths
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Weekly report also shows rise in cases, percentage of positive tests between July 27 and Aug. 2.
Lake Oswego neighbors quarrel over Black Lives Matter sign
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Lake Oswego neighbors asked a resident to remove Black Lives Matter signage from their window.
Oregon lawmakers ponder split opinions on police practices
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Citizens back restrictions, but sheriffs say the draft bills go too far or are impractical.
Portland Police Chief Lovell: Nightly violence hurts…
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Staffing protests has led to skimpy police patrols, per chief. He links loss of gun team to a surge of homicides in July.
Mt. Hood National Forest leaders announce ban on campfires
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The order comes after Forest Service crews extinguished more than 100 abandoned campfires during July
Clackamas County lost 951 jobs to offshoring since 2017
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New report shows Lake Oswego, Milwaukie, Wilsonville and West Linn hit hard by trade-related jobs loss
Clackamas County asking state for alternative to tolling…
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Oregon City, Gladstone, Canby, West Linn and Lake Oswego want a 'no toll, no build' option added to list of project recommendations
Milwaukie calls on county to fast-track new cities
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Clackamas County responds that it plans to leave incorporation decisions to local residents
Protesters set fire to Portland police union heaquarters
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Police declare a riot and disperse the crowd in North Portland early Wednesday morning.
Ballots must now be hand delivered in City Council election
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Dan Ryan and Loretta Smith seek to replace City Commissioner Fish, who died in January
Oregon City funds $20K in restaurant gift certificates
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City officials hope to assist businesses with ongoing impact of pandemic, while educating citizens on points of interest
Hillsboro fairgrounds to become managed homeless camp
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Officials hope to relocate homeless people camping in four unmanaged camps to a managed camp to limit COVID-19 spread.
Portland: Feds suffer 277 injuries but no lasting blindness
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The Department of Homeland Security's acting deputy secretary, Ken Cuccinelli, contradicted earlier reports from the White House press secretary.
Navy vet beaten at protest testifies to Congress
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Christopher David said protests were peaceful before federal officers beat him and attacked other protesters.
Work underway on Flanders Crossing bridge in NW Portland
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Flanders Crossing bridge starts construction this week, eventually bringing a bike-friendly bridge to the Pearl and Northwest Portland
New principal starts at Harriet Tubman Middle School
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PPS Chief of Schools calls Louis Mair, an eductor from Geogia, 'the right leader at the right time.'
Sunset High student nonprofit keeps kids virtually engaged
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CyberBORN offers free virtual workshops to elementary school students so they continue to learn during the summer despite the pandemic.
Oregon Zoo director retires this month
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Don Moore has been part of zoos and wildlife conservation for more than 40 years.
Protesters target Multnomah County Sheriff's Office again
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Portland police declare an unlawful assembly outside eastside facility for second time in three nights.
Former Multnomah sheriff's deputy teaches kids about racism
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Retired sherrif's deputy Rob Ward inspired by local kids protesting racism and police brutality
Snap Fitness Happy Valley expands into competitor's space
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5-year-old business takes over 21,600 square feet from B-Fit next door, near Grocery Outlet
Federal funds help George Fox battle pain pill addiction
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Empowered by a federal grant, George Fox University doctor of psychology trains students to provide care for vulnerable.
Governor's office: DHS wrong about state, local law…
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Video message from Acting Director Chad Wolf criticizes Portland and the state for putting 'politics over public safety'
David Emami again hopes to make Oregon history
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First Iranian-American to serve on city council in state files for election to the position in November
Schmidt becomes Multnomah County DA during 'historic and…
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Outgoing District Attorney Rod Underhill retired early to allow May primary election election winner to take office before January.
1,500 electric bikes hitting Portland streets next month
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Biketown program ditches pedal-powered bikes under new five-year contract between the city of Portland, Lyft.
Steel Bridge closed for TriMet project
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The month-long closure is disrupting traffic across the Willamette River crossing between the Rose Quarter and Old Town.
Council to adopt infill project amendments on Aug. 5
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The final vote for the Residential Infill Plan intended to increase density in Portland neighborhoods is not yet scheduled.
Some Oregonians may qualify for advance…
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Agency says it will reach out to some people awaiting adjudication of their claims.
Wall of Moms leader ousted after clash
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Group of yellow-shirted women who stood at the front of downtown protests says Bev Barnum 'fired' after 'internal investigation'
'Racism is taught,' Lake Oswego students say
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Second anti-racism petition circulates in Lake Oswego School District as alumni ask for district to be actively anti-racist, change curriculum.
Rent due, but you can't be evicted because of…
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Eviction moritorium is extended through Sept. 30 to help those whose income has been reduced because of the pandemic.
Federal appeals court sets hearing for Oregon,…
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At issue on Aug. 13 are lower signature thresholds set by judges in the coronavirus pandemic.
Altercation at 'Blue Lives Matter' protest ends in…
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West Linn woman cited for throwing water at teen driver during 'Blue Lives Matter' protest on July 17 incident
Wyden: No Senate talks in sight to break deadlock…
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Oregon Democrat derides GOP plan to phase down $600 weekly amount that has expired.
Police: Hillsboro man yelled racial slurs at Black…
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John Blackmore allegedly yelled racial slurs at an elderly woman and her son in an apartment parking lot.
Two Multnomah preschool measures hope to join forces
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County code, election law may complicate effort to divert voter-backed measure from ballot
Gov. Brown calls Aug. 10 special session to balance…
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Leaders already were at work on $1 billion plan blending cuts and fund shifts, but no federal aid.
Portland protests stay calm as state troopers take…
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Hundreds of protesters gathered outside the Mark O. Hatfield Courthouse in downtown Portland on Thursday night, July 30.
Clackamas County headed in right direction on…
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Metro region's public health indicators make progress toward meeting all six criteria set by state for reopening
Ryan and Smith mostly civil in City Club debate
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The special City Council runoff election is scheduled for Tuesday, Aug. 11, with ballots due by 5 p.m.
Brown creates Racial Justice Council to change…
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The Oregon governor creates new advisory group to shape next state budget and more.
Oregon City Farmers Market SNAP customers now get…
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Grant from city, Metro allows low-income customers to double their dollars on state-provided Oregon Trail card
MHCC Foundation to become new owner of Yoshida…
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Dan Corcoran, MHCC foundation president, described the donation of the Yoshida Estate as an 'amazing gift.'
Police seek witnesses to Oregon City McDonald's…
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Male victim undergoes surgery at OHSU after receiving stabbing wound from another man
Sportswear giant Nike to lay off 500 workers
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The cuts to Nike's corporate workforce at its Beaverton-area world headquarters will be permanent.
Federal courthouse architects: It's just a manmade…
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Bora Architects, who designed the building, defends protesters over property in statement supporting Black Lives Matter.
Portland mayor apologizes for use of tear gas on…
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Ted Wheeler issued an apology to non-violent protesters on July 30, saying the use of gas 'should never have happened.'
Portland police ballot measure likely to be…
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Lawyers who've fought police unions say measure clashes with state law, contract; Hardesty vows city would win.
Portland police: July homicides spike, most in 30…
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There have been 15 homicides since July 1, according to the Portland Police Bureau, the most in any month in 30 years.
Trump to Portland: I'll send in National Guard…
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President's threat comes a day after Gov. Kate Brown wins deal to withdraw federal agents from downtown courthouse.
Clackamas County residents mostly have positive…
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Despite COVID-19, survey shows majority is generally happy with quality of life, services
Clackamas County businesses get land-use flexibility
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Temporary modifications to ordinances aim to allow for more reopenings with physical distancing
Milwaukie driver arrested for DUII; Sandy woman dies
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Highway 224 crash kills 46-year-old Cynthia Martin; 51-year-old Kurtiss Orcutt arrested
Employment Department: Some Work Share recipients…
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Acting director says problem is not widespread, and extra money needs to be repaid.
Meals on Wheels People asking for fans to keep…
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Fans can be brought to the Meals on Wheels People central office from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 7710 S.W. 31st Ave. in Portland.
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