Cover Story On Feb. 11, Gov. John Kitzhaber strode into a legislative hearing and made his strongest pitch yet for the massive highway project called the Columbia River Crossing.
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The Woman Behind the Bridge
The force behind Oregon’s massive freeway project works for the governor—and a private company that wants it built.
Cover Story On Feb. 11, Gov. John Kitzhaber strode into a legislative hearing and made his strongest pitch yet for the massive highway project called the Columbia River Crossing.
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After Adventist Shooting Leak, Portland Cops Told to Not Talk to Media
News The day after officers leaked the news to The Oregonian that the man killed by police outside Portland Adventist Medical Center wasn't armed, Portland police command instituted a media lockdown.Officers were told at Wednesday roll call that they cannot talk to reporters without ap... More
Bald Eagle Hit on I-84 is Paralyzed
News UPDATE: The eagle was euthanized Thursday by the Audubon Society, The Oregonian reports.
ORIGINAL STORY: A bald eagle hit by a car on Interstate 84 today near Interstate 205 is paralyzed and has a "guarded" prognosis, an Audubon Society veterinarian tel... More
Why is Oregon "the Best Place to Have Sex"?
Because, says a website, of its lack of restrictions on abortion.
News We may lack the romantic beaches of Hawaii or the urban charm of New York, but the Beaver State is the best place to have sex, at least according to progressive website Upworthy.Oregon earned this distinction by becoming the state with the least number of abortion restrictions in the nati... More
Lynn Peterson to Become Washington's New Transportation Secretary
News UPDATE: Gov. Inslee's office confirmed at 1 pm that Peterson will be the next WSDOT secretary.
“We need an innovative approach to fixing a transportation network that is outdated and hampering our economic growth,” Inslee says in a statement. “Lynn has the experience, creativity and leadership skills to help Washington build a transportation system for the 21st century. And we’ll do... More
Planned Parenthood Names a New CEO
News After a lengthy search Planned Parenthood Columbia Willamette finally found a new CEO and President, the nonprofit announced today.The board tapped Stacy James, the CEO and President of Planned Parenthood of Montana.
James, who will start June 1, edged out former state Rep. Mary Nolan (D-Portland), ... More
Washington Transportation Co-Chair: CRC Needs New Direction
News The open rebellion against the Columbia River Crossing project in Washington continues.Even as Oregon legislators have put $450 million for the project on the fast track, Washington Senate Transportation Committee Co-Chair Sen. Curtis King (R-Yakima), is calling for a major overhaul of the $3.5 bi... More
Hales Will Attend Premiere of James Chasse Documentary Alien Boy
News Mayor Charlie Hales will attend Friday's premiere of Alien Boy: The Life and Death of James Chasse, the scathing documentary about the police killing of James Chasse in 2006, his office has confirmed.
The movie, WW reviewer AP Kryza says, "plays out l... More
Light Rail in Vancouver Headed to Court
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News Vancouver light rail foes haven’t given up the fight to compel the city’s government from spending any resources on extending Portland’s MAX line to Vancouver’s downtown.
Seventy five plaintiffs filed suit against Clark County Auditor Greg Kimsey on Monday, challenging a state law that required Kimsey to invalidate duplicate signatures.
“Six hundred and eight Vancouver vote... More
Drones: Coming to Clackamas and Corvallis Airspace
News Updated 1 pm: Clackamas County Sheriff's Office spokesman Lt. James Rhodes says there is no money and no immediate plans for a drone to join the department. He says they applied so that the department could use one, "should we choose to look into them."Original story: As concerns over the use of unmanned drone planes in the United States reach a feverish buzz, two more Oregon institutions are quie... More
Top Articles from ANDREA DAMEWOOD
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Oregon’s richest veterinarian wants to lease you a pet—but complaints dog his business. The Woman Behind the Bridge
The force behind Oregon’s massive freeway project works for the governor—and a private company that wants it built. Throw Voters From the Train
A Clark County measure to fund light rail has become a referendum on the CRC. Robes In the Ring
A candidate for Supreme Court says his opponent is inflating her credentials. The First 30 Seconds
The city hopes to shield the mentally ill from excessive force by putting the right cop on the scene. Hold the Phone
Dwindling calls lead the state to propose ending its HIV/AIDS hotline. Bridge End
Oregon backers of the CRC think they’ve won the day. They haven’t met Ann Rivers. 1 in 3
Those are the odds a woman on this planet will face abuse in her lifetime. V-Day is your chance to do something about it. A Bridge Too Low
The CRC isn’t eager to redesign a bridge that should be taller. Hotseat: Greg Palast
The progressive—and often controversial—journalist says he’s fighting to protect your vote.
Oregon’s richest veterinarian wants to lease you a pet—but complaints dog his business. The Woman Behind the Bridge
The force behind Oregon’s massive freeway project works for the governor—and a private company that wants it built. Throw Voters From the Train
A Clark County measure to fund light rail has become a referendum on the CRC. Robes In the Ring
A candidate for Supreme Court says his opponent is inflating her credentials. The First 30 Seconds
The city hopes to shield the mentally ill from excessive force by putting the right cop on the scene. Hold the Phone
Dwindling calls lead the state to propose ending its HIV/AIDS hotline. Bridge End
Oregon backers of the CRC think they’ve won the day. They haven’t met Ann Rivers. 1 in 3
Those are the odds a woman on this planet will face abuse in her lifetime. V-Day is your chance to do something about it. A Bridge Too Low
The CRC isn’t eager to redesign a bridge that should be taller. Hotseat: Greg Palast
The progressive—and often controversial—journalist says he’s fighting to protect your vote.
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