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Portland-Area Amazon Warehouse Workers Protest Working Conditions at Facility With Ongoing COVID-19 Outbreak

Whether the Pandemic Goes Out With a Bang or a Whimper Depends on Whether Oregon Can Outrace the Virus Variants.

Murmurs: Hernandez Resigns

In other news: Lights out at Mahonia Hall.

The Oregon Governor’s Mansion Was Without Power for a Week

Gov. Kate Brown lost power.

Portland City Workers Responded to 600 “Tree Emergencies” in the Past Week

Parks and Recreation spokesman Mark Ross says staff have prioritized removing downed trees near public roadways. Next step? Going into the parks.

As Lawmakers Entertain Bill Banning Concealed Guns in Public Buildings, Gun Purchases Soar

Rep. Janelle Bynum Introduces CROWN Act to Protect Black Oregonians From Hair Discrimination

Rep. Diego Hernandez Tells OPB He Will Resign Rather Than Face Feb. 23 Expulsion Vote

Can I Collect Unemployment for Work Lost During the Snowstorm?

If you like money more than you hate paperwork, it’s probably worth your while to open a claim for your weather-related furlough, brief though it was.

Restoring Power in Clackamas County Taking Longer Than Expected, Leaving Tens of Thousands of Oregonians Without Electricity for Second Weekend

At noon Saturday, PGE said 52,000 customers remained without power.

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Questions About the Footprint of the I-5 Rose Quarter Project Intensify

Rose-Colored Glasses: ODOT and critics have different visions for I-5 at the Rose Quarter. (Alex Wittwer)

What It’s Like to Get Lost in the Columbia River Gorge

WRONG TURN: Morgan Bailey planned to hike Eagle Creek Trail, shown here. His detour went badly. (Wesley Lapointe)

Portland-Area Amazon Warehouse Workers Protest Working Conditions at Facility With Ongoing COVID-19 Outbreak

Amazon boxes. (quotecatalog.com.)

Whether the Pandemic Goes Out With a Bang or a Whimper Depends on Whether Oregon Can Outrace the Virus Variants.

FROZEN FOOD: After weeks of tent dining, Portland pubs can again offer indoor service. (Brian Burk)
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