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While the Senate Finance Committee passed a health care bill out of committee today in Washington DC (with the More
Portland Sit-In Planned for Real Health Care Reform
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While the Senate Finance Committee passed a health care bill out of committee today in Washington DC (with the More
Oregon Gay/Lesbian Vets Group Wants Obama To Go Faster on "Don't Ask, Don't Tell"
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President Obama's pledge on Saturday at the annual dinner of the Human Rights Campaign to “end 'Don't Ask Don't Tell” comes at an opportune time for Veterans for Human Rights.
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Need Cash? The Reward For The "River Rat" Now Up To $15,000
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The reward for any information leading to the capture of the “River Rat,” who has been robbing banks on both sides of the Columbia River, has been raised from $10,000 to $15,000.
The FBI says witnesses to the River Rat's robberies describe the ... More
How You Can Help Victims of Recent Quakes and Tsunamis
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Local relief agencies have been quick to address the recent round of natural disasters that killed hundreds and left countless others injured and homeless.
Mercy Corps has been po... More
How Playing Sudoku Can Help Mercy Corps
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Portland-based Mercy Corps announced this week it has established a partnership with a new website whose visitors amuse themselves with online games like Sudoku, Solitaire, and Bubble Burst.
Why is Mercy Corps aff... More
What One Health Care Expert Told Portlanders Last Night
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Dr. Atul Gawande's June 1 piece on health care in the The New Yorker, The Cost Conundrum, has gotten the attention of policy-makers at the highest levels, including More
Sarah Weddington
What the lawyer who argued Roe V. Wade in the 1970s now thinks about the women’s movement and Barack Obama.
Q & A (L) THEN: Weddington was 26 when she argued Rose v. Wade before the Supreme Court. (R) NOW: Weddington, now 64, still worries about women’s access to all reproductive options. When Sarah Weddin ... More
A New Meal Deal
Sisters of the Road has reopened with a plan to reduce drug dealing. Is it working?
News Sisters of the Road temporarily closed July 27 because of an increasing number of drug deals between the cafe’s customers. Fistfights resulted outside the Old Town nonprofit for homeless and poo ... More
The Original Floating Party
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The Labor Day Weekend brought evidence that Captain Jack Stiles may have discovered the best way to party on the Willamette. For more than 20 years, Stiles, whose nickname is “Mad Jack” and is a semi-retired harbor master at the Waverly Marina, has been an... More
Vacuum Business Owner Sentenced For Tax Evasion
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A bizarre case came to the end of one chapter this morning when a federal judge sentenced Beaverton resident Lili Brown to four months in prison and four months of house arrest. The sentence for tax ev... More
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Sarah Weddington
What the lawyer who argued Roe V. Wade in the 1970s now thinks about the women’s movement and Barack Obama. My PDX: Phil Geffner
Escape From New York Pizza brought good pie to PDX. Not As Simple As 1-2-3
Oregon’s upcoming census could mean another seat in congress. Lost A Space
The new cannabis cafe’s neighbors are ticked. But not about the pot. Max Rameau
Why this man goes to foreclosed homes. Chronic Debate
Where there’s smoke, there’s a dispute. A New Meal Deal
Sisters of the Road has reopened with a plan to reduce drug dealing. Is it working?
What the lawyer who argued Roe V. Wade in the 1970s now thinks about the women’s movement and Barack Obama. My PDX: Phil Geffner
Escape From New York Pizza brought good pie to PDX. Not As Simple As 1-2-3
Oregon’s upcoming census could mean another seat in congress. Lost A Space
The new cannabis cafe’s neighbors are ticked. But not about the pot. Max Rameau
Why this man goes to foreclosed homes. Chronic Debate
Where there’s smoke, there’s a dispute. A New Meal Deal
Sisters of the Road has reopened with a plan to reduce drug dealing. Is it working?
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