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Portland Memorial mausoleum needs to be held accountable for poor upkeep, woman says

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A woman with several family members entombed at a Portland mausoleum says the facility is in bad shape, and it's disrespectful to both the living...

Beaverton auto workers join the picket line as strike expands nationwide

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On the last day of summer, the United Auto Workers strike heated up across the country, including at a parts distribution center in Beaverton. ...

Clark County fire station now staffed full-time due to partnership between fire districts

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Clark-Cowlitz Fire Rescue and Clark County Fire District 6 began jointly staffing the station full-time this month. RIDGEFIELD, Wash. — Fire Station 151, near...

Camas teachers, district reach tentative agreement while Evergreen teachers strike continues

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After six days on strike, the union said teachers and the district made a deal on class sizes, funding for student programs and cost of...

Tillamook Police Chief took drugs and money from evidence, state alleges

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Raymond Rau faces four misdemeanor counts amid allegations that he stole evidence from the police station. TILLAMOOK, Ore. — A chief of police on...

30 Oregon artists compete in live painting competition for cash prizes up to $16K

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With the sound of the gong the art is on at Director Park in downtown Portland. Artists are at the park for a few days,...

City of Portland accepts PBOT's plan to keep outdoor dining going long-term

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PORTLAND, Ore. — Portland city leaders are taking the final steps to make outdoor dining "permanent" at restaurants. The city council voted on Wednesday...

New ways discovered to test for toxic algae, according to OSU study

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Amid a health advisory for algae blooms in the Willamette River near downtown Portland, researchers have been developing a new way to figure out which...

Vancouver nonprofit that has supported families for over 2 decades at risk of closing after losing funding

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For over 23 years, The Giving Closet has served as a free community store for those in need. It's now at risk of closing after...

'Make our community safer': Clackamas County District Attorney distributes drug-deactivating pouches at county fair

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District Attorney says the novel product allows people to end the temptation of drugs, especially opioids, in their own home. CANBY, Ore. — It’s...
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