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LaToya M. Hill, 38, was identified as the victim of a deadly shooting that occurred in Southeast Portland on September 17. The suspect, 18-year-old Kamari N. Gates, has turned himself in to authorities. This tragic incident highlights ongoing concerns about gun violence in the area.
Woodcarving of waterfowl is a cherished pastime in Astoria, Oregon, set to be highlighted at the upcoming Columbia Flyway Wildlife Show. Local resident Rick Pass shares his passion for carving and the memories tied to waterfowl hunting, emphasizing the beauty and migratory journeys of these birds.
A Gresham High School student, aged 17, was arrested after threatening an individual with a firearm outside the school and subsequently bringing the weapon into the building. The incident raises concerns about school safety and the presence of firearms in educational environments. Authorities are investigating the situation to ensure the safety of students and staff.
Oregon lawmakers are set to address significant issues during the Legislative Committee Days, focusing on pressing local matters. This initiative highlights the state's commitment to legislative action and community engagement, aiming to improve conditions across various sectors.
Portland has published its Year 2 progress report for the Climate Emergency Workplan, detailing the collaborative efforts of various city bureaus on 47 priority actions aimed at achieving climate goals by 2030 and 2050. This initiative highlights the city's commitment to addressing climate change and sustainability.
The historic Gordon's Fireplace Shop building in Northeast Portland is set to be auctioned on September 30, with a minimum bid of $500,000. However, the auction process may be paused if the property owners file for bankruptcy. The building has faced significant issues, including code enforcement violations and vacancy since 2016.
County commissioners in Multnomah County have approved a budget of $3.9 million to create new preschool seats, addressing the growing demand for early childhood education. This initiative aims to enhance access to preschool programs for families in the region, reflecting a commitment to children's education and development.
County commissioners in Multnomah County have approved a budget of $3.9 million to add new preschool seats, aimed at enhancing early childhood education accessibility. The new locations will be included in the Preschool for All family application in November, with children expected to start in January 2025.
Multnomah County commissioners have approved a funding allocation of $3.9 million to create new preschool seats aimed at enhancing early childhood education. This investment reflects the county's commitment to addressing educational needs and providing better opportunities for children in the community.
Portland will host a World Naked Bike Ride on September 21, 2024, organized by a new team after the original organizers announced a hiatus for the year. The event aims to protest cyclist vulnerability and fossil fuel dependency, featuring a public parade starting at Colonel Summer Park.