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It’s not every day that a U.S. cabinet member visits Lane County. Acting Secretary of Labor, Julie Su, was in Springfield Thursday to meet with Oregon’s next generation of workers.
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U.S. Rep. Val Hoyle said she is working with other members of Oregon’s congressional delegation to pursue federal assistance for ice storm recovery.
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Oregon 4th District Representative Val Hoyle is heading back to Washington DC next week as another session of Congress gets underway.
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Legislation that would restore the Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians’ right to gather, hunt, and fish on their ancestral lands passed a major hurdle this week.
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Former civil rights leader accuses agency charged with discrimination in Oregon’s workplace of racism.
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Of more than 570 federally-recognized Native American tribes in the U.S., two currently lack the right to hunt, gather, and fish on their ancestral lands. And both are located inside Oregon’s boundaries.
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As Oregon officials prepare for temperatures nearing 100 degrees, Congressional delegates are addressing wildfire concerns.
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Efforts to make the Port of Coos Bay a major shipping facility got help from the Oregon Legislature this week.
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Construction of a new health clinic for low income residents of Cottage Grove will start soon. Officials celebrated the news at a ceremony Wednesday.
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Officials on the southern Oregon Coast want to boost shipping and commerce at the Port of Coos Bay. As the only shipping facility between San Francisco and Portland, efforts are underway to expand its capacity and create what’s called the Pacific Coast Intermodal Port.
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Oregon’s new representative for the Fourth Congressional District has received her committee assignments.
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The political logjam in the U.S. House has made for a frustrating first week in Washington for Val Hoyle.