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Oregon’s Taxation Laws Favor the Rich, Report Says

Lucille McNamara Jan 15, 2024
Although Oregon is ranked as one of the least regressive states in the country, its taxation laws are skewed in favor of the wealthy. According to the latest Tax Inequality Index by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy (ITEP), only…
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Ashland’s multi-talented Chava Florendo is Rewarded for Influencing Creative Change

Bernadette E. Ontong Jan 15, 2024
ASHLAND, Ore. — Oregon’s multi-talented Chava Florendo, who has done much to influence the Ashland creative landscape, has been recognized for creating change through cultural expression and creativity. She is the recipient of the Fields…
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Massive Tax Increases to Meet Housing Production Targets Being Considered By Gov. Kotek’s Advisory…

Diane Megaw Jan 15, 2024
Comprising housing experts from across Oregon, Gov. Tina Kotek's Housing Production Advisory Council, set out 59 potential solutions to meet her ambitious goal in a draft proposal that was completed in December. The final proposal will be…
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Storm and Cold Weather in Oregon Wreak Havoc

Bernadette E. Ontong Jan 15, 2024
PORTLAND, Ore. — Cold weather with temperatures below freezing and high wind wreaked havoc in communities across the State of Oregon. The state faced an unusual number of fallen trees, reports of at least four deaths, burst pipes, and power…
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White City’s Kids Unlimited Academy Set To Close This Year

Diane Megaw Jan 14, 2024
WHITE CITY, Ore. — Established last year, Kids Unlimited Academy (KUA) White City- which is based on Medford’s KUA which opened its doors in 2013, will be closing at the end of this year. Insurmountable problems have prompted the decision.…
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Grants Pass Anti-Homeless Law: Supreme Court To Rule On Whether It’s Cruel And Unusual…

Diane Megaw Jan 13, 2024
GRANTS PASS, Ore. — A lower court ruling recently determined that punishing people for sleeping in public places when it was not practically possible to find space in a shelter should be regarded as cruel and unusual punishment as set out…
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All In Lane County Homeless Program Delivers Impressive Results

Greg Stiles Jan 13, 2024
EUGENE, Ore. — Lane County has exceeded its goals in two out of three categories with a well-coordinated initiative in 2023, with its ALL IN program improving outcomes for the county's homeless population. Reporting on its numerous…
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Trump’s Oregon Battle Could Be of Little Consequence

Lucille McNamara Jan 12, 2024
The legal battle to keep Donald Trump on the Oregon 2024 primary ballot could be academic because Oregon is one of the last states to hold its GOP contest - the nomination race could be a fait accompli before the Supreme Court ruling.…
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Oregon Foster Care Class Action: Settlement Rejected, Parties Head To Trial

Diane Megaw Jan 11, 2024
A proposed settlement by the state in the suit filed by Disability Rights Oregon and the national advocacy group A Better Childhood has been rejected by the plaintiffs. Representing all foster children in the state, the suit seeks policy…
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Oregon’s Measure 110: Lawmakers Contemplating Recriminalizing Minor Drug Possession

Keegan Hamilton Jan 11, 2024
Oregon voters passed Measure 110  by a referendum in November 2020, to give effect to a health-based approach to addiction and overdose, but lawmakers are now considering recriminalizing possession of drugs. Measure 110 is funded with…
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