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Everyday Heroes: Beaverton teen teaches peers to use artificial intelligence responsibly

A Beaverton teenager is making waves by teaching their peers how to utilize artificial intelligence responsibly, addressing a critical need for digital literacy in today's tech-driven world. This initiative not only empowers students but also promotes ethical use of technology among the youth.

Where to see fall foliage in Portland

Portland's public parks and gardens transition into vibrant displays of fall colors each autumn, providing stunning vistas for locals and visitors alike. The article explores the best spots in the city to witness this seasonal transformation, highlighting the beauty and diversity of autumn foliage.

Mt. Bachelor Closes Due to Wildfire Threat

Mt. Bachelor has temporarily closed due to the imminent threat of nearby wildfires, prioritizing the safety of visitors and staff. The decision comes amid increasing wildfire activity in the region, prompting local authorities to take precautionary measures.

Mt. Bachelor closes due to wildfire threat

Mt. Bachelor has temporarily closed due to the imminent threat of wildfires in the area. Local authorities are prioritizing safety as they assess the situation and determine the best course of action for residents and visitors.

Providence Park is greener than ever after achieving LEED Gold certification

Providence Park has achieved LEED Gold certification, making it one of only two LEED-certified sports venues in Portland. This milestone highlights the stadium's commitment to environmental sustainability through various initiatives, including waste diversion and energy-efficient upgrades.

Mt. Bachelor Closes Due to Wildfire Threat

Mt. Bachelor has temporarily closed due to the threat of nearby wildfires, prompting concerns for safety among visitors and residents. The decision reflects ongoing challenges related to wildfire management in the region, especially during peak tourist seasons.

Woman who survived Oct. 7 Hamas attack in Israel shares story with Portland congregation

Ofri Etta Reiner, a survivor of the Oct. 7 Hamas attack in Israel, shared her experience with a Portland congregation, emphasizing the importance of post-traumatic growth. Her story, which includes the tragic loss of her brother, aims to empower others dealing with trauma.

Everyday Heroes: Beaverton teen teaches peers to use artificial intelligence responsibly

A Beaverton teenager is leading an initiative to educate peers on the responsible use of artificial intelligence, highlighting the importance of digital literacy in today's technology-driven world. This effort not only empowers students but also fosters a culture of ethical AI usage among the youth.

Efforts to restore the historic Washington Park and Zoo Railway are back on track

Restoration efforts for the historic Washington Park and Zoo Railway are underway, aiming to revive a cherished piece of Portland's history. The miniature train, which once connected popular attractions in Washington Park, has been silent for over a decade but may soon resume operations. Community involvement was crucial in its original funding and construction back in the late 1950s.

Workforce Recovery Program Wraps Up, Transitions to Preschool Support

A Portland workforce recovery program, Here for Portland, has successfully aided over 100 small businesses and 240 workers affected by the pandemic, transitioning its focus to support the Preschool for All initiative as federal funding concludes. The program will recruit an additional 60 workers for the preschool sector, addressing significant workforce shortages in early childhood education.

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