As law enforcement professionals, we know too well the consequences of devastating and rampant gun violence, and that’s why we’re speaking out in favor of Measure 114.
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As law enforcement professionals, we know too well the consequences of devastating and rampant gun violence, and that’s why we’re speaking out in favor of Measure 114.
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Any American over the age of 30 (and many younger ones as well) can probably tell you exactly what they were doing on Sept. 11, 2001, when they first heard the shattering news of the worst ter…
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The push to give cities in Oregon more leverage to decarbonize buildings got defanged in the Legislature this year. Instead, the bill got a do-over. It created a task force to look at ways to …
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The maps are coming. That’s what Oregon Sen. Ron Wyden, told The Bend Bulletin’s community editorial board Monday, Aug. 15 about the River Democracy Act.
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