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- Brantley Dettmer
Housing, overall, is like a multifaceted puzzle that includes land supply, construction costs, having a skilled work force building the homes and a living wage for those buying or renting a home.
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Of course, finding a common problem is easier than crafting a shared solution. But again, Oregon seems on the verge of doing so.
Read more: Our Opinion: Bipartisan cooperation is still possible
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- Adam Davis
Many issues were mentioned in each area of Oregon, but poverty and homelessness ranked among the top three in all eight.
Read more: My View: Regardless of ZIP code, Oregonians share same concerns
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- Juan Carlos González and Sam Chase
Construction is one of the few industries that can provide a family-sustaining career without a college degree, offering wages averaging $25 per hour and full benefits.
Read more: My View: Use construction boom to boost diversity
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'Schrunk was a member of the Oregon District Attorneys Association for many years. Moreover, he served for a time as its president and on its executive committee.'
