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Tigard approves architect for proposed police, public works facility

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Tigard approves architect for proposed police, public works facility

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Coffee in hand. Fire in the fireplace. Rainy day.See the Story

Commentary: Sourcing the News: Oregon Bill Opens Discussion About Paying for Journalism

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No easy or obvious solution will resolve one of the top and less-acknowledged crises in America, the collapse of local and regional news reporting.See the Story

Oregon Must Refocus Medicaid on Those Who Most Need Help

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Oregon has built one of the most expansive Medicaid systems in the country with nearly one in three Oregonians enrolled in the Oregon Health Plan, writes Rep. Ed Diehl, R-East Salem. But in doing so, we’ve stretched resources so thin that the most vulnerable among us are at risk of being left behind. With federal cuts likely, Oregon must refocus.CEOs · United States See the Story

Molalla Middle School student sees FBI in his future

Though there have been bumps in the road leading to this point, Brian Mills has weathered them all and sees a bright and exciting future, as well as plenty to be involved in, ahead.FBI · Molalla See the Story

Southside Student-Led Food Pantry Giving Back Before School Year Ends

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Students at Toltecalli High School have hosted food pantries once a month, welcoming their Southside neighbors on Thursday morning for one last time this school year. Each month, an average of 65 families picked up bags of food. Their work is a collaboration between the non-profit school's Community-Based Education Class and the Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona. Marcelo Cruz teaches the class and coordinates other community events at the …See the Story

Wilsonville teen gives back through science

Wilsonville High School junior Annika Martin is working on a service project to bring an "open classroom" to the community to foster education and passion for STEM. Check out our story on Wilsonville's Amazing Kid.Science · Wilsonville See the Story

Raising awareness of housing instability

(BEAVERTON) — A student at Sunset High School makes it his goal to address student housing instability through the McKinney-Vento program.Beaverton, Oregon · Beaverton See the Story

Farming is more than a fad for Banks student

Banks' Robby Harris has built quite a legacy at Banks High School, earning academic, athletic and outside activity honors.Farming · Tennessee See the Story

Getting beyond her comfort zone

Tualatin High student Kayla Vo says student government has become one of her biggest passions.Tualatin · Tualatin See the Story

West Linn teen an enthusiastic and helpful library volunteer

Sean Whelan began volunteering at the library when he was 12West Linn · West Linn See the Story

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