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EO Media Group, the owner of The Bend Bulletin, is set to be acquired by the same company that purchased Pamplin Media Group earlier this year. This acquisition comes amidst major cuts announced by EO Media, highlighting the ongoing challenges within the local media landscape.
Over 200 dogs, cats, and other pets are available for adoption in a large-scale event organized by the Animal Shelter Alliance of Portland. The adoption fees will be reduced by 75% during the event, which is set to take place from October 26 to 28. This initiative aims to find homes for these animals and promote awareness of pet adoption in the community.
Portland's first implementation of ranked-choice voting has raised numerous questions among voters about how the system operates. This article provides a detailed overview of the voting process, addressing common queries and clarifying the differences between single-winner and multi-winner scenarios. With the city's transition to this new voting method, understanding its mechanics is crucial for informed participation in the election.
Dennis Uniform has announced a permanent mass layoff, affecting all 111 employees at its Southeast Hawthorne Boulevard location in Portland, Oregon. The terminations will take effect on Friday, Oct. 19, marking the end of the company's century-long presence in the school uniform industry. This significant development raises concerns about the local economy and the impact on workers and families reliant on the business.
Portland police successfully located Clarence Eason, a 67-year-old resident with Alzheimer's who went missing on October 22 after leaving his home. Eason's case highlights the ongoing concerns regarding the safety of vulnerable populations, particularly those with cognitive impairments, in the community.
The City of Portland, in collaboration with the Portland Police Bureau and the Drug Enforcement Administration, is hosting a prescription drug disposal event on Saturday, October 26, as part of the National Prescription Drug Take Back Day initiative. This effort aims to promote public safety and responsible drug disposal, addressing the growing concerns around medication misuse and environmental impact.
Anthony Hill has been indicted on charges of first-degree sexual abuse and felony public indecency following an alleged sexual assault on a woman jogging along the Springwater Corridor in Portland, Oregon. Hill entered a not guilty plea during his arraignment, highlighting the serious nature of the allegations and the ongoing legal proceedings. The case underscores concerns regarding public safety and crime in the region.
A tragic incident in the Parkrose neighborhood of Portland, Oregon, resulted in the death of a cyclist after a collision with a vehicle on October 21. The Portland Police Bureau is investigating the accident, which highlights ongoing concerns regarding road safety and law enforcement in the area.
A study published by the VA Portland Health Care System and Oregon Health & Science University suggests a possible link between hearing loss and Parkinson's disease among veterans. This research highlights significant public health implications for affected populations in Portland, Oregon, and could influence future treatment approaches for neurological disorders.
Drew's Grocery in Toutle, Washington, a crucial community store, faced destruction from a fire but is now in the process of rebuilding. Owner Greg Drew is determined to restore the store's services to the local community, continuing to serve customers from a temporary trailer in the meantime.