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Kotek Says She Will Prioritize Spinning Off Oregon State Hospital Into a Stand-Alone Agency
If enacted, the plan would dramatically shrink the size of the Oregon Health Authority.
Read full article βThe Stephanie Miller Show Live! Wednesday 11.11
Pan-African Re/Insurance Journalism Awards 2027 open for entries
BUSINESS, financial and media journalists across Africa are invited to submit their work for the 12th edition of the Pan-African Re/Insurance Journalism Awards, organised by…
Read full article βAld. Michelle Harris Faces 4 Challengers In 8th Ward Race
Harris is seeking a sixth term in office and could face four opponents β although two of those candidates could get tossed off the ballot…
Read full article βWind, rain, maybe snowflakes: It’s about to get chilly around NYC
Expect rain, chills and even possible snowflakes around New York City and the region over the next several days. The weather's going from almost-spring-like to…
Read full article βTye Tribbett On Gospel Singers Collaborating With Rappers + More
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Palestine Action Ban Is Abuse of Terror Law – Jewish Human Rights Lawyer
In Democratic sweep, Oregon progressives grew power, pluck heading into 2027 session
A growing progressive caucus in the Oregon Legislature post-election said theyβd advance ambitious proposals and would not be stymied by moderates.
Read full article βSHOUTING ERUPTS as Visibly SHAKEN Pete Hegseth PANICS in Public!
Latest Look at ‘Tactical Urbanism’ Planned for Stadium District
The so-called Occidental Promenade set to be installed in 2027 builds on past studies for pedestrian upgrades in the stadium district. The pilot project carves…
Read full article βFallen Arch: Judge Trips Up Trumpβs Monument to Me
The midterm elections swamped Trump and his followers but failed to dampen the presidentβs ambition to stamp his identity on the nationβs capital. Β When not…
Read full article βSeattle Councilmember Dionne Foster Proposes $350,000 To Eliminate Millions In Medical Debt
Seattle Councilmember Dionne Foster has proposed $350,000 in city funding to partner with nonprofit Undue Medical Debt, potentially eliminating $5-6 million in medical debt for…
Read full article βThe Tower Theatre still stands
On Mission Street. Photo by Patrick Piazza. The Tower Theatre still stands
Read full article βColorado History Museum honors Native American Heritage Month with events, exhibits
Already home to a permanent exhibit devoted to the Sand Creek Massacre, it's hosting a Native American market on November 15. The post Colorado History…
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