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New Blazers ownership group strains credulity by suggesting relocation threat was a media invention.

“The risk of severe disease from measles for people who are up to date on their vaccines is very low,” Oregon Health Authority says.

Two elevators that allow cyclists and people with mobility challenges to use the pedestrian bridge over train tracks in Southeast Portland are both out of service.

“Superfund cleanup has justice concerns, whether it’s for fishers, Wasco County farmers or front-line communities reliant on the Willamette River.”

The costs saved from furlough days the district’s union partners opted to take are foundational in helping PPS patch a $22.5 million budget hole it found itself in midyear.

Two of the seven journalists on the publication’s masthead have already been laid off.

In a letter a few weeks ago, the man who manages health care benefits for state employees and their families listed the many ways a major Oregon-based health insurance company was failing them.

Tenants have described the same issues to WW in several Home Forward buildings: a permissive culture that allows other tenants’ behavior to go unaddressed.

“What’s attractive about Washington County is that they are getting results. They are getting people through deflection and into treatment.”

The headaches and stress for numerous patients and providers were, according to some, quite predictable in the troubled early weeks of Providence Health Plan’s outsourcing arrangement with the tech company Collective Health.

Oregon’s many other voting innovations won’t even be affected!

Vista Pavilion opens next week, with spectacular views and 128 patient rooms.