News Oregon has some newly minted experts on an idea that’s been floating around for a while: motorists paying a fee based on how many miles they drive rather than for each gallon of gas they buy. Th ... More
Miles From Nowhere
Here’s why you won’t see a mileage tax in Oregon.
News Oregon has some newly minted experts on an idea that’s been floating around for a while: motorists paying a fee based on how many miles they drive rather than for each gallon of gas they buy. Th ... More
Western Oregon's Free Speech War
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The age-old war between “The Man” and college students had another battle recently at Western Oregon University. And The Man won at best a Pyrrhic victory, getting blasted by all sides.
A member of the administration at the Monmouth school took som... More
Proxy For President
Portland dems hold a campaign Q&A minus the candidates.
News After nearly seven years of President Bush, Oregon Democrats ache to choose a presidential nominee who can win in 2008. But with Oregon’s primary not until May 20—long after the contest wi ... More
Oregon Veterans Urge Energy Conservation on Bush and Congress
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Oregon veterans released a letter today calling on Oregon's Congressional delegation to support a bill that would increase fuel economy standards to 35 miles per gallon by 2002. The increase would save approximately 1.2 million barrels of oil per day. At the time of this post, the price of o... More
Election '07: The Voting Franchise Comes to Leaburgers
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A Florida-style voting drama has been narrowly averted on Election Eve in Leaburg, Oregon.
You ask where's Leaburg and what in the name of hanging chad is going on there as the Nov. 6 election deadline looms?
Leaburg is a town of about 900 people near Eugene. Up u... More
Distant Flame
Portlanders protest the 2008 Beijing Olympics and call for the U.S. to boycott the Summer Games.
News More than 5,000 miles from the 2008 Summer Olympics’ home city next August, a couple dozen people rallied at Pioneer Courthouse Square last Friday to urge a boycott of the Beijing games. “ ... More
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A Riddle: What’s 4,527 pages and keeps landing at our Door? Here’s another: Why? Vote By Shelter
A Good Meal And A Chance To Choose Between Obama And Clinton. Q&A: Gary smith
This Portland priest-turned-author cusses and helps African refugees. Popping the Collar
WW gets the LOOK treatment. Trading Spaces
The city’s new winter shelter for women found lasting homes for many. Phony Law
Cops aren’t enforcing a new ban on teens driving while on cell phones. Miles From Nowhere
Here’s why you won’t see a mileage tax in Oregon. Shelter From The Storm
The city focuses on homeless women—for the moment. Proxy For President
Portland dems hold a campaign Q&A minus the candidates. Distant Flame
Portlanders protest the 2008 Beijing Olympics and call for the U.S. to boycott the Summer Games.
A Riddle: What’s 4,527 pages and keeps landing at our Door? Here’s another: Why? Vote By Shelter
A Good Meal And A Chance To Choose Between Obama And Clinton. Q&A: Gary smith
This Portland priest-turned-author cusses and helps African refugees. Popping the Collar
WW gets the LOOK treatment. Trading Spaces
The city’s new winter shelter for women found lasting homes for many. Phony Law
Cops aren’t enforcing a new ban on teens driving while on cell phones. Miles From Nowhere
Here’s why you won’t see a mileage tax in Oregon. Shelter From The Storm
The city focuses on homeless women—for the moment. Proxy For President
Portland dems hold a campaign Q&A minus the candidates. Distant Flame
Portlanders protest the 2008 Beijing Olympics and call for the U.S. to boycott the Summer Games.
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