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Buoyed by Lane County, Oregon is on track to meet Gov. Tina Kotek’s January goal of moving 650 formerly homeless people into permanent housing before the state’s latest homelessness emergency declaration expires in January.
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The document doesn’t clarify key questions raised earlier this year, when three aides left the governor’s office after raising concerns about first lady Aimee Kotek Wilson’s expanding authority.
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Lindsey O’Brien was one of three women to abruptly leave the office in March, after raising concerns about the expanding role of first lady Aimee Kotek Wilson.
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Gov. Tina Kotek is urging Oregonians to stay vigilant as a record wildfire season continues.
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Summer break is almost over, and with it comes the end of summer school. Oregon lawmakers invested $30 million in this season’s efforts, focusing on education programs with the highest needs.
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In a visit to Eugene Thursday Oregon Governor Tina Kotek said she plans to ask lawmakers to support summer learning- saying the state needs to improve its flagging literacy rates.
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Vice President Kamala Harris’ newly named running mate has worked with the Beaver State’s last two governors.
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Gov. Tina Kotek’s behavioral health director is resigning, making her the sixth staffer to leave the administration in the past five months.
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Ethics laws allow Oregon First Lady Aimee Kotek Wilson to work in governor’s office, commission saysWhile not surprising, the findings could pave the way for an expanded role for Kotek Wilson in the executive office on a volunteer basis.
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The declaration helps the state move resources and funding to hard-hit communities.
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Panel evenly split over whether to investigate case further, ethics chair pushes for a deeper investigation
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The homeless population in Lane County has continued to grow, according to an official Point-In-Time Count released this month.