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Portland
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Judge won't budge on bail for accused poker room shooter
The man accused of opening fire on a Gresham poker room, critically injuring one man and causing permanent injury to another, will remain behind bars on $2.25 million bail.
Carroll L. Mayfield, 66, of Sandy looked like a harmless grandfather when he appeared before Multnomah County Circuit Court ...
Mayor?s business waiver idea may be expanded
City staff members have proposed expanding elements of a package of small-business incentives unveiled last month by Mayor Shane Bemis during his state of the city address.
Gresham city councilors considered the proposal ? designed to get home-based business owners into vacant storefronts ...
Race electrifies student ambition
To speed or not to speed ? that was the question facing Nicholas Morrell, 17, a junior at Centennial High School, as he took the field at Mt. Hood Community College the morning of March 6. Nicholas had just earned his driver?s license the day before and was one of 37 teenagers, as well ...
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Eugene, Mid-Valley
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Salem,
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Claggett Creek achievement honored
Claggett Creek Middle School was recognized Monday for its efforts in closing the achievement gap among minority and low-income students.
Details released in fatal Keizer shooting
Federal documents released last week identify a Medford man as the person who fired several shots that killed a Keizer man in a December drug deal gone bad.
Senator bids to fill seat as treasurer
One day after the death of State Treasurer Ben Westlund, state Sen. Rick Metsger of Welches jumped into the election to succeed him — one day before the filing deadline for the May 18 primary.
Some declare end of war on marijuana
LOS ANGELES — James Gray once saw himself as a drug warrior, a former federal prosecutor and county judge who sent people to prison for dealing pot and other drug offenses. Gradually, though, he became convinced that the ban on marijuana was making it more accessible to young people, not less.
Fee for records irks patients
Transferring medical records from one doctor's office to another is a routine occurrence, but a dispute between two Salem cardiology practices is leaving some doctors and patients frustrated about fees.
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Corvallis
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Tamils accused of recruiting children
PUTUMATALAN, Sri Lanka -- Sri Lankan soldiers are killing children as young as 11 years old conscripted by the Tamil Tigers in their last stand, a military commander said.
"It's very difficult to shoot a child. But it does not matter what age, you have to shoot," said Jaggath Dias, ...
Movie Review: 'Soloist' goes it alone, hits a lot of wrong notes
Steve Lopez is a gifted writer, a journalist with a rare eye for the human condition, its struggles and its bliss.
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Oregon Coast Spring Break Specials, Events
In the midst of all this merriment, some coastal lodgings are still offering substantial savings
Spring Begins with Snow in Oregon Coast Range, Rising Gas Prices
Some snow is expected this week in the coast range; gas prices rise
Battered Sea Lions Find New Home at Oregon Coast Aquarium
Two young female California sea lions arrived by truck at their new home at the Oregon Coast Aqua...
Oregon Coast in Spring - Spring Break, Spring Vacation Preview
Much awaits on the Oregon coast for the spring months, with events, fun and nature at her most in...
Oregon Coast Gathering Honors 'Deadliest Catch' Star
Several captains joined in Astoria to talk about Phil Harris
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Klamath Falls
Governor Promises Klamath Drought Help
(3/09/10) Governor Kulongoski is vowing to help residents of the Klamath Basin deal with potential drought conditions that may come as early as this summer. Record low water levels on Upper Klamath Lake will likely result in farmers getting much less water this summer. The governor met today with...
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