Monthly Archives: July 2012

State rules Mt. Scott teacher who stole equipment, wore student’s clothing cannot be licensed in Oregon   A century and more of Oregon farming, with help from land-use laws and property tax breaks     Sponsors of Oregon tax measure … Continue reading →

State Library eClips * Predicting a predator’s next move: Tracking Oregon’s high-risk sex offenders * Jack Howk exec plans to appeal state’s move as more consumers complain * ODOT cameras are back online as officials breathe sigh of relief * … Continue reading →

Oregon Alzheimer’s activists say state must prepare for ‘tsunami’ of aging population   Five more inmates allege sex assault at Oregon prison     Property tax quirk helps many voters hike their neighbors’ taxes — Opinion     Medical malpractice … Continue reading →

Agate Beach dock removal changed to August   Oregon Board of Forestry agrees to highlight conservation areas in state forests     Knute Buehler scoffs at Kate Brown’s request to cap spending at $1 million     Oregon Department of … Continue reading →

Internal audit finds problems at the Oregon Department of Revenue   Portland Pearl District park finalist for national urban open space award     After southeast Oregon wildfires, ag department asks land owners to replant with weed-free seeds     … Continue reading →

With $2.1 million tax refund, Salem woman goes shopping; now she’s going to prison   Gary Haugen reprieve challenge: Judge appears receptive to death row inmate’s argument     Oregon moves to ban Jack Howk Plumbing     Oregon’s meth … Continue reading →

Kitzhaber’s ‘Cool Schools’ program gets off to a lukewarm start   First of two Oregon casino measures narrowly qualifies for ballot     Inmate Gary Haugen wages legal challenge to Gov. Kitzhaber’s execution reprieve     Disability Rights Oregon recommends … Continue reading →

State Library eClips * I-5 weekend closure called off by ODOT after rains * Yashanee Vaughn died of bullet behind right ear, state forensic scientist testifies * 3 teens suspected in big deer poaching case in central Oregon * Bad … Continue reading →

Big jump in food-stamp enrollment drives farm bill debate   Oregon death-row inmate Gary Haugen in court this week     Gill-netting initiatve: Oregon voters get opportunity to protect wildlife     Oregon counties look for ways to make wind … Continue reading →

Oregon venture capital activity cools off   Coal export critics pressure Gov. John Kitzhaber to delay permit approvals     Forged signatures were among those submitted for failed marijuana initiative     Oregon Supreme Court will tackle MERS foreclosure issues … Continue reading →