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Vancouver parents are expressing significant concerns regarding a new warming shelter planned to open near an elementary school. As city officials aim to address homelessness, the community is apprehensive about safety and the potential impact on students. The concerns highlight the ongoing tension between community needs and local government initiatives.
Two high-ranking officials from the Oregon Department of Education's Office of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion have been placed on leave, leaving the reasons for their suspension unclear. This sudden action raises questions about the internal dynamics and management within the state's education system, highlighting ongoing concerns surrounding equity and inclusion policies in Oregon.
Morgan Brittain, a woman from Milwaukie, shares her remarkable recovery journey after her life was impacted by heroin addiction. Her inspiring advice serves as a cautionary tale for others struggling with substance abuse, highlighting the importance of seeking help and the potential for recovery.
Oregon officials are urging residents to prepare for a possible tsunami following a significant earthquake that struck the region. The Oregon Department of Emergency Management (ODEM) reported a magnitude 7.0 earthquake at 10:44 a.m., prompting heightened awareness and readiness among local communities.
Portland's current Mayor Ted Wheeler is set to transition his responsibilities to the newly elected Mayor Keith Wilson within a month. This article provides insights into their discussion on the upcoming government transition and highlights key aspects of their dialogue regarding city governance.
The Scappoose Historical Society has revived the beloved 'Whoville' exhibit for the holidays in Scappoose, Oregon, enhancing the local community's festive spirit. This year's event aims to promote local history while providing a family-friendly attraction, drawing both residents and visitors.
Outgoing Mayor Ted Wheeler and Mayor-elect Keith Wilson of Portland discussed the mayoral transition, highlighting a smooth process that exceeds expectations. This transition is set to be historic for the city, reflecting a significant change in local governance.
A burlesque tribute to Disney's "Frozen," titled "Let It Go: A Burlesque Tribute to Frozen," will take place at the Alberta Rose Theatre on December 18 and 19. This unique performance blends elements of drag and parody, offering a fresh twist on the beloved holiday classic. The event promises to deliver a memorable experience for audiences in Portland.
Taking pictures of movies in theaters is illegal, a fact brought to light as clips of the musical "Wicked" circulate online. This article examines the legal implications of capturing images in cinema settings, addressing common misconceptions and fueling public discussion on the topic.
An electric shuttle bus service introduced by the Rosewood Initiative is enhancing transportation access for underserved residents in East Portland. This initiative aims to connect residents to essential locations such as grocery stores and community events, promoting mobility and community engagement.