Monthly Archives: June 2012

Oregon beachgoers: Dial 211 to report tsunami debris   Female wolf captured on trail camera indicates wolves occupying new eastern Oregon territory     Oregon’s citizen traffic tickets: A few more thoughts if it’s OK with Chuck Norris– Blog   … Continue reading →

Kate Brown to John Kitzhaber: How to better manage Oregon’s boards, commissions   Oregon restaurateurs fight new state rule banning bare hand contact with food     Oregon attorney general, John Kroger, bids farewell this Friday     Oregon Department … Continue reading →

Oregon health reform and the Supreme Court   Does Salem ‘wait until the money is almost gone’ to fund K-12 education? PolitiFact Oregon — Opinion     Aerial photographs reveal invasive juniper’s expansion in eastern Oregon     Mount Hood … Continue reading →

Six people arrested at Oregon State Capitol building during anti-logging protest   After Oregon Coast coyote attack: The hunt begins     Oregon Capitol gets new roof, minor renovations — Opinion     Oregon gears up its tsunami debris response … Continue reading →

When Oregon kids miss too much school, officials try hauling their parents into court   Outgoing Attorney General John Kroger should have waited on mortgage-rule proposal — Opinion     Oregon Growth Board to hold first meeting Tuesday     … Continue reading →

  $7.5 million suit filed against Oregon Attorney General in continuing fallout from Energy Department case Oregon Lottery to phase out ’97 cents’ ad campaign after PolitiFact ruled ‘Pants on Fire’     Matt Wingard hosted party where minors drank … Continue reading →

  Do 97 cents of every Lottery dollar played go back to the state? PolitiFact Oregon Tsunami debris costs could pile up, so Oregon is also seeking federal financial help     Oregon officials worried about health care roll back … Continue reading →

Do liquor sales account for $1 billion of the state budget? PolitiFact Oregon   Bids to remove tsunami dock range from $80,000 to $240,000     Oregonians could face fall ballot fights over gambling, marijuana, taxes and fishing     … Continue reading →

Foreclosure filings rise in Oregon but fall in Portland area   Oregon farms, wineries should reap export gains with new trade pacts, U.S. officials say     Matt Wingard leaves Oregon House leadership post after allegations of misconduct     … Continue reading →

Oregon churches, charities overwhelmed by demand in down economy Oregon hospitals report fewer infections Attorney General John Kroger proposes expansion of nationwide mortgage settlement standard State adds 6,900 nonfarm jobs as unemployment rate falls to 8.4% in May A Violation … Continue reading →