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Board to hear first high school redesign recommendations
The Portland School Board will run into some strong opposition tonight by parents and community members who think the high school redesign is a bad idea.
At its Monday evening board meeting, the board is set to hear its first formal recommendations from Superintendent Carole Smith on the redesign ...
How can Portland get out of its economic funk?
Local manufacturers, from truck-makers to high-tech industries, continue to ship jobs overseas, raising questions about our ability to provide jobs for our citizens.
The Portland Tribune is looking for visionary ideas to spur job creation here, now and into the future. Do you have any creative ...
Shooting, stabbing keep police busy
Portland police responded to a stabbing and a shooting on Saturday.
At 3 a.m., officers responded to a shooting the area of Southwest Fourth Avenue and Ankeny Street. They found Antonio Howard, 29, who was suffering from non-life threatening wounds.
Howard was transported to a local area ...
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Vandals target Northgate Park
Nine months after a bullet claimed the life of a 21-year-old man at Northgate Park, taggers sprayed graffiti across sections of the park.
Students in charge of own education
FALLS CITY — With 55 students attending classes in the historic, 1921 building, Falls City High School is small by most measures.
Fans savor Super Bowl day
Fans around the Willamette Valley celebrated Super Bowl Sunday in their own way, whether it meant hollering at TV screens at home surrounded by friends or sipping beer at a local pub.
City pursues plan for bike and foot path
The city of Salem is moving ahead with plans to build a bicycle and pedestrian path that will connect the Union Street Railroad Bridge to Glen Greek Road NW.
Fraud official focuses on medical products
David Hart, 52, is the Oregon Department of Justice's point person on consumer health fraud.
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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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Detailed Work Begins on Vandalized North Oregon Coast Lighthouse
Experts descended on the Cape Meares Lighthouse to evaluate damage
Oregon Coast Best of Awards, 2009
The best the past year had to offer in terms of restaurants, bars, lodgings and other attractions
Winners in Oregon Coast Memory Contest Announced
A contest put on by Newport yielded some beautiful photos and stories
Oregon Coast BnB Lends Support to Wilderness Society
Stay in Arch Cape and they will donate two percent to a wilderness fund
Oregon Coast's Big Seafood Wine Fest Coming
The massive Newport Seafood and Wine Festival is held February 26 to 28
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Klamath Falls
Wind Tax Credits Could Blow Away
(2/08/10) Despite recent tax increases the Oregon legislature is still at least $100-million dollars in the hole for this year's budget. A revenue forecast that came out today revealed that lawmakers may have to make up as much as $180-million dollars. To offset that shortage legislators are con...
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