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Oregonians and the Oregon Beverage Recycling Cooperative Have Raised Over $75,000 for Ukraine

Oregonians and the Oregon Beverage Recycling Cooperative Have Raised Over $75,000 for Ukraine

Trained Volunteers Will Not Be Stationed at Viewing Sites for March’s Whale Watching Week

Trained Volunteers Will Not Be Stationed at Viewing Sites for March’s Whale Watching Week

To Save Our Forests From Megafires, George Wuerthner Wants the Forest Service to Leave Oregon’s Woods Alone

To Save Our Forests From Megafires, George Wuerthner Wants the Forest Service to Leave Oregon’s Woods Alone

Oregon’s Snowpack Was Worryingly Low Even Before the Recent Heat Wave

Oregon’s Snowpack Was Worryingly Low Even Before the Recent Heat Wave

How Long Is the Ban on Evictions Supposed to Last, Anyway?

How Long Is the Ban on Evictions Supposed to Last, Anyway?

Is the Heat Dome a Freak Occurrence, or “the Coldest Summer of the Rest of Our Lives”?

Is the Heat Dome a Freak Occurrence, or “the Coldest Summer of the Rest of Our Lives”?

Portland Comic Jake Silberman Is on the Road Making a Documentary—and in Most Places, It’s like the Pandemic Never Happened

Portland Comic Jake Silberman Is on the Road Making a Documentary—and in Most Places, It’s like the Pandemic Never Happened

Here’s What Could Happen to the Bust of York Atop Mount Tabor

Here’s What Could Happen to the Bust of York Atop Mount Tabor

The Blazers Have Had a Weird Start to the Postseason. NBA Reporter Sean Highkin Tries to Explain It.

The Blazers Have Had a Weird Start to the Postseason. NBA Reporter Sean Highkin Tries to Explain It.

Eden Ferede Fears for Her Family in Israel and Wonders if Portlanders Care

Eden Ferede Fears for Her Family in Israel and Wonders if Portlanders Care

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Audit Follow-Up Finds Oregon’s Program for Monitoring Opioid Prescriptions Still Falls Far Short of Best PracticesNEWS

Audit Follow-Up Finds Oregon’s Program for Monitoring Opioid Prescriptions Still Falls Far Short of Best Practices

By Nigel Jaquiss●
June 29, 2022 at 2:54 pm PDT

COVID-19 Positivity Rates in Multnomah County Have Been Rising for Months

COVID-19 Positivity Rates in Multnomah County Have Been Rising for Months

Oregon Right to Life Has Won the Victory It Always Craved. What Will It Do With the Opportunity?

Oregon Right to Life Has Won the Victory It Always Craved. What Will It Do With the Opportunity?

Five Things to Know About the Portlanders Who Died During Last June’s Heat Wave

Five Things to Know About the Portlanders Who Died During Last June’s Heat Wave

In a First for the Nation, Five Vietnamese American Candidates Are Bound for the Oregon Legislature

In a First for the Nation,  Five Vietnamese American  Candidates Are Bound for  the Oregon Legislature

What Happens if Americans Stop Recognizing the Legitimacy of the Supreme Court? We Asked a Constitutional Scholar.

What Happens if Americans Stop Recognizing the Legitimacy of the Supreme Court? We Asked a Constitutional Scholar.

The Son of a Famed Developer Has Grand Ambitions for a Grain Elevator in the Rose Quarter

The Son of a Famed Developer Has Grand Ambitions for a Grain Elevator in the Rose Quarter

Murmurs: Charter Reform Meets Unexpected Pushback

Murmurs: Charter Reform Meets Unexpected Pushback