Monthly Archives: September 2011

Oregon farm income increases in 2010, but still far below years past Oregon’s hunger assistance program receives two awards 180 Oregon National Guard soldiers off to Afghanistan Cheers to wine country for getting its own license plate Counties Brace For … Continue reading →

Oregon Court of Appeals rejects university system’s ban on guns on campus State audit blasts Commission for the Blind Court overturns ban on firearms at state universities Nonunion state workers get same deal as union employees Oregon Rep. Clem says … Continue reading →

Oregon’s homeless student population continues to increase New audit finds more problems at the Oregon Commission for the Blind Oregon Gov. John Kitzhaber has asked agencies for budget cut plans, in case state is a billion short Complete College America … Continue reading →

State Library eClips * Legacy of logging roads brings change to Oregon forests, and so do the courts * New judge joins Washington County Circuit Court bench * On global warming, Oregonians see ‘separate realities,’ survey finds * Number of … Continue reading →

State Library eClips * State’s largest wolf pack on move around the region as overall wolf numbers fall * Mark O. Hatfield remembered as father, friend and “regular guy” as well as statesman * Solyndra’s meltdown a cautionary tale for … Continue reading →

Oregon universities open today with record international student enrollment Oregon says it can’t quantify its contract spending Oregonians will benefit from new health insurance exchange — Guest Opinion Contracts remain a mystery to public Biologists say Oregon down to a … Continue reading →

How far have women come in Oregon politics? Not as far as you’d think Legislators question Oregon Sustainability Center, advance state funding plan with no recommendation– Blog Oregon faces added budget pressures as labor settlement comes in $42 million higher … Continue reading →

Environmental impact statement for removal of Klamath dams in Oregon, California released Troubled project to straighten U.S. 20 delayed again by construction problems Study of logging’s impact on Oregon streams shows no water temperature increase on state forest lands, slight … Continue reading →

Oregon scenic bikeways set to grow from one to four routes, add nearly 400 miles– Blog Oregon campuses get mixed grades in U.S. News & World Report annual college rankings Bates State Park near Austin Junction, Oregon’s newest state park, … Continue reading →

Archaeologist finds ancient beaver teeth in eastern Oregon — earliest record of the animal in North America Lingering legacy of the cold, wet spring: Two Oregon counties designated disaster areas because of crop losses Oregon Medical Board disciplines doctors, others; … Continue reading →