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The money is conditioned on the Trail Blazers remaining in Portland.
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Democrats were able to pass the bill, but House Republicans could use delay tactics.
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The party offered no immediate reason for the walkout.
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“She is an inspiration to the next generation of social justice warriors,” Gordly’s niece said.
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The party tapped state Sen. Bruce Starr, as its former leader announced he would leave the Senate.
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Three top Oregon Senate Democrats received false bomb threats amid rising political tensions; state police and FBI are investigating.
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Kayse Jama arrived in Portland in 1998 as a refugee from war-torn Somalia, with no job, few prospects and the phone number of one other Somali immigrant who let him couch-surf while he found his way in a new country.
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Democrats are virtually assured of retaining majorities in the House and Senate, but the margin of those majorities could be crucial.
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Courtney, 81, was a fixture in Salem politics for nearly a half a century.
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House Bill 3198 would provide funding for literacy education. After passing in the House Education Committee, it is now being considered by the Joint Ways and Means Committee.
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Oregon lawmakers are considering a bill that would create a way for Farm Cafes to operate in lands zoned for agricultural use.
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A long-time state senator from Springfield will have a new role once his current term is over.