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Rep. Sewell Recognizes Juneteenth and Major League Baseball on the House Floor

Rep. Sewell Recognizes Juneteenth and Major League Baseball on the House Floor

34% Center coverage: 3 sources

Rep. Terri Sewell, D-Alabama, spoke Thursday on the House Floor to recognize Juneteenth and acknowledge the many celebrations occurring throughout Alabama’s 7th Congressional District. She also recognized Major League Baseball as they prepare to return to Birmingham for the 2025 East-West Classic Game on Thursday, June 19 at 1 p.m. at Rickwood Field, and the opening of the newly refurbished Willie Mays Park in Fairfield. “Mr. Speaker, I rise to…See the Story

Portland City Council Increases Settlement to $8.5M for Displaced Black Families

Property · Portland

Portland City Council Increases Settlement to $8.5M for Displaced Black Families

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

Portland City Council increased the settlement compensation from $2M to $8.5M for Black families who were displaced by 1960s urban renewal projects in Albina.See the Story

Upcoming Virtual Meeting to Shape Oregon Civil Rights Agenda

Portland, Oregon · Portland

Upcoming Virtual Meeting to Shape Oregon Civil Rights Agenda

The Oregon Advisory Committee to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights will hold a virtual business meeting on July 9, 2025, from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. PT.Read Article

City Council to Debate Prosper Portland Defunding with Opposing Sides Poised for Showdown

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

The Portland City Council is set for a showdown today between supporters of Prosper Portland and advocates of slashing the economic development agency's budget.Portland, Oregon · Portland See the Story

Oregon's landmark bottle redemption law may change due to concerns over drugs and homelessness

53% Center coverage: 34 sources

After more than five decades, Oregon’s first-in-the-nation “bottle bill” — now replicated in nine other states — faces a potential overhaul, with lawmakers considering new time restrictions on bottle redemption sites that some say have become magnets for drugs and homelessness. The trailblazing law to reduce littering by incentivizing recycling helped cement the state’s reputation as a leader in the emerging environmental movement. It has also become a financial security net for many, including those experiencing homelessness.Oregon Politics · Oregon See the Story

NL: HAWE celebrates 67th anniversary

On Thursday, three generations of entrepreneurs came together to reflect on HAWE's 67th anniversary. During a special meeting, former owners Huub Wooning and Maarten de Jager spoke with current owner Wouter Kuiper about the company's past, present and future. The meeting took place as part of the…Netherlands · Netherlands See the Story

Senator-designate Courtney Neron to Serve Remainder of Term Held by Late Senator Aaron Woods

County commissioners in Washington, Clackamas and Yamhill counties have chosen State Rep. Courtney Neron yesterday to serve in Senate Dist.13. The district covers Wilsonville, Sherwood, King City, Tigard and parts of Beaverton and Yamhill County. It was most recently represented by the late Sen. Aaron WoodsPortland, Oregon · Portland Read Article

Bill to Help Churches, Nonprofits Turn Extra Property into Affordable Housing Advances to Senate

Thousands of acres of properties throughout the state that exist within urban growth boundaries, are already connected to local infrastructure and have owners eager to see the sites redeveloped as affordable housing – with little to no expectation of return on investment.Senate · Portland Read Article

Advocates urge Oregon lawmakers to pass bill extending food benefits for immigrant children

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

As Oregon food banks continue to see a rise in visits, anti-hunger groups and parents are urging state lawmakers to pass a bill that would extend food assistance benefits to children who could be denied access to food programs because of their immigration status.At an Oregon state house “snack-in” – what organizers called a family-friendly version of a sit-in – on Wednesday, parents like Christina Bella colored on paper plates with their childre…Senate · Oregon See the Story

Albina Vision Trust, No More Freeways Clash During City Council Hearing

No More Freeways claims ODOT is planning larger expansion than expected.Earth Day · Portland See the Story

Renters call on Washington lawmakers to approve rent-control bill

46% Left coverage: 11 sources

Washington State Politics · Seattle See the Story

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