African Americans in Oregon Still Face Hurdles, Study Finds
A new study by the Urban League of Portland shows little to no progress for African Americans in Oregon since their original report last year.
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Unionized State Workers Set to Receive Raise on Wednesday, but Should They?
The Statesman Journal newspaper reminded Oregon taxpayers today that unionized state employees are set to receive a 4.75% raise as of Wednesday, September 1st.
Oregon State Economist Paints Bleak Picture for Portland and the Rest of the State
The Oregon State Economist spoke with legislators in Salem, warning them of a nearly $400 million budget shortfall since the last forecast in January, 2010.
Portland Mayor Proposes New Gun Safety Initiatives
Portland Mayor Sam Adams on Friday August 20th, 2010 announced a request for public comment on five proposed gun safety initiatives.
Managers Selected for Portland Investment Fund
The City of Portland, the PDC and the board of directors have selected Jim Huston and Angela Jackson of Portland to manage the Portland Seed Fund.
Mayor Adams: Vestas’ Permanent Headquarters Decision Strengthens Portland as the Nation’s Capital of Sustainable Energy Businesses
Mayor Adams applauds the successful effort to keep the Vestas US Headquarters in Portland.
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Happy Valley Family Target of Racial Intimidation at Home
African Americans in Oregon Still Face Hurdles, Study Finds
Event: OMSI Reptile and Amphibian Show, Sept. 4-6
Vancouver Teen Dies in On-Track Motorcycle Accident
Beaverton Concert Will Benefit the Sunshine Pantry
Motorcycle Rider Dies After Crashing into Back of a TriMet Bus in NE Portland
Police Continue Investigation of Accident that Shut Down I-5 South on Friday
