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Read All About It, Oregon, is a service of the Oregon Documents Depository Program and the Oregon State Library. The blog s goal is to provide easy access to Oregon state government documents that are in the news, or relevant to current news topics. There are generally 2-5 blog entries per week. Entries contain links to newspaper articles and government documents. Many of the documents are in Portable Document Format (PDF), requiring Adobe Acrobat Reader software to view, navigate, and print.

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