Chairman Paul Rosenbaum stressed that the results of an internal investigation he learned about Sept. 8 were “confidential” and should not have been made public.
MILWAUKIE, Ore. — At a regular meeting of the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission’s board of commissioners on Wednesday, Chairman Paul Rosenblum opened with a blistering critique of the press and a defense of the board’s actions after news broke last week that high-ranking OLCC members used their positions to net rare bottles of expensive bourbon.
OLCC executive director Steve Marks stepped down this week at the request of Gov. Tina Kotek, who called for the resignations of several high-ranking officials
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