Articles for February 2010

Friday, February 26, 2010

Follow Up: Washington State Printer Saved From Elimination
Lawmakers Adjourn With Some Ideas Left Behind
Delinquent Parent Arrests Bring In Only $40,000
School District Boundaries Become Issue In Urban Growth Debate
AIG To Pay Oregon State Employees' Fund $8 Million

Thursday, February 25, 2010

Former Portland Commissioner Bogle Dies at 79
Wash. House and Senate In Fight Over Bail Constitutional Amendment
Annual Sessions Measure Heads To Oregon Voters
Merkley Quizzes Bernake In Senate Hearing

AIG Agrees to Pay Oregon $8 Million
Aryan Nations Leader Still Interested In Moving To John Day
Oregon Civil Rights Group Offers 'Whites Only' Scholarships
Oregon Special Session Winds Down

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

Transit Officials To Answer Questions About Portland-Vancouver Light Rail
Fishermen Rally At US Capitol For More Generous Catch Limits
Moos Named New Athletic Director at Washington State
Annual Sessions Deal Falls Apart in Oregon Legislature
NW Delegation Members Back $200 Million Proposal for Columbia Cleanup
Checklist Helps Oregon Surgeons Make Fewer Mistakes
Oregonian Lays Off 37 Staffers
WA Lawmakers Propose Changing Sales Tax Exemptions For Oregonians
Protestors Take To Facebook To Protest Facebook
Unauthorized Forest Park Bike Trail Seen As Vandalism

Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Oregon Lawmakers Lift Ban On Teachers' Religious Garb
OHSU Impact About $4 Billion Per Year
PCC Founding President Dies
Chief Sizer Addresses Concerns About Portland Police
Federal Agency Puts Off Sage Grouse Listing Decision
OSU Study: Flu Linked to Humidity
Oregon House Passes Radon Bill
Oregon And Washington Lawmakers Tackle Human Trafficking
Chinese Sportswear Company Chooses Portland For First International Shop
Tri-Cities Leaders Say Yucca Promises Broken, Now There Will Be A Lawsuit
Session Nears Close; Lawmakers Fill Budget Gaps
'Cow Power To Horsepower' Researched In Bellingham
A $400M Tax Loophole Lawmakers Are Powerless To Close

Monday, February 22, 2010

Lawmakers: Let Businesses Profit Off Of Mt. St. Helens Eruption Mess
New Handgun Policies for National Parks In Effect
Lawmakers Limit Job Applicant Credit Checks
Port Officials Want Columbia Crossing Construction By 2012
Ten-Year Airport Remodel Finished In Redmond
Is Vancouver Ready For Light Rail To Cross The Columbia?
“Super Sunday” Strains, But Does Not Break Olympic Hosts
PPS High School Changes To Avoid K-8’s Transfer Trend

Friday, February 19, 2010

Guidelines Released For Sturgeon, Chinook Fishing
Community Leaders Call For Federal Investigation Into Campbell Shooting
Seymour Hersh And The Line Between Interrogation And Torture
Transcripts Show Confusion At Campbell Shooting Scene
Portland's Expo Center Played Role In WWII Internment

Thursday, February 18, 2010

Schwarzenegger Visits Salem For Klamath Agreement Signing
Eight Oregon Restaurants Make Beard Foundation's Northwest List
Sen. Merkley Returns From South Asia Trip
Klamath Dam Agreement Signed
Idaho Legislator Proposes Wildlife Pay-Per-View
Adams Pledges Decision On Officer
Arson Fire Guts ODOT Office in Bend
Saltzman Takes the Heat, Adams Gets In the Kitchen


Wednesday, February 17, 2010

House Votes To Limit Revolving Door Hiring
Border Crossing A Breeze During Winter Olympics
Schools Still Face Budget Cuts In Spite Of Ballot Measures
Oregon Lawmakers Debate Online Schools
Judge Orders Release of Grand Jury Transcripts in Police Shooting of Campbell
Catholic Church Ends Relationship With Bend Hospital
BPA Ban Falls Short In Oregon Senate
Jackson Says Actions In Campbell Shooting 'Beneath The Dignity Of Man'

Tuesday, February 16, 2010

Early Release Time Out Awaits Governor's Signature
Sick Workers Say They Hope Others Will Be Saved From Beryllium Disease
Climber Dies From Fall Into Mount St. Helens Crater
Rev. Jackson Expected to Talk About Police Shooting in Portland
Blazers Send Two Players And Cash To Clippers For Camby
Pendulum Swings Back To States On Climate Action
Chief Sizer Releases Documents In Campbell Shooting
Sen. Merkley On South Asia Tour
Wednesday Is Immunization Deadline For School Kids

Monday, February 15, 2010

Portland Board And Teachers Reach Tentative Agreement
More Details Emerge From Gresham Shooting
House Passes Foreclosed Properties Maintenance Bill
Timbers Will Play Benefit Match For Haitian Relief
Dueling Rallies At Washington Capital
Suspect Arrested in Washington Trooper Shooting

Friday, February 12, 2010

Portland Gallery Owner Laura Russo Dies Of Cancer At 66
Advocates Push Bigger Tax Credit For Working Families
Washington Budget Shortfall Grows To $2.8 Billion
Spokane Boys' Home Cleared Of Sex Abuse Charges
Portland Police Announce Changes In Wake Of Campbell Case
Legislature Won't Deal With Kicker Reform This Session
WA Senate Republicans Decry Late Night Vote To Suspend I-960, Again
Recession Valentine: This Upside Down Economy Is Tough On Love

Thursday, February 11, 2010

Kicker Off The Salem Agenda, For Now
Sacramento Delta Water Wars Heating Up
Central Oregon Land To Become First New State Forest In 70 Years
Grand Jury's Letter May Increase Pressure To Release Transcripts
Grand Jury Releases 'Explanatory' Letter In Campbell Shooting Case
Protesters Call For Public Inquiry Into Police Shooting
Judge Redden Offers Advice On Federal Salmon Plan
Language Of Columbia River Gillnet Ban Initiative Questioned
Multnomah DA To Request Transcript In Shooting Of Aaron Campbell
Political Strategists Dean And Rove Discuss Foreign Policy

Wednesday, February 10, 2010

House Approves Scaled-Back Green Tax Credits
Washington Senate Republican Complaints Cost $55,000
Multnomah DA Will Ask Judge To Release Police Shooting Transcript
Portland Working On Bull Run Land Swap
TriMet To Reduce Service, Increase Fares To Cover Shortfall
Washington Senate Approves Temporary Suspension Of I-960
Corvallis Board Votes To End Controversial Kindergarten Program
Light The Torch And Welcome Bob Costas Back Into Your Home
Few Expect Olympics Windfall South Of The Border

Tuesday, February 9, 2010

Spokane Priest Sexual Abuse Case Goes To The Jury
Remains Of Washougal Man Found In Haiti
Conservation Group Bails From Klamath Agreement
Senate Panel Approves Re-Sentencing Time-Out
Use Of Technology To Ease Traffic Congestion Wins Award
Portland Schools Superintendent Unveils Goals
Washington Wildlife Officials To Cull Bighorn Sheep Herd For Disease
Northwest Farmers Eye Clean Energy Options
WA Democrats Divided On Constitutional Amendment On Bail
Olympic Flame Dips Briefly Into USA
Even With Tax Increases State Still Seeing Red Ink
Ag Sales Drop As Prices Stay Low

Monday, February 8, 2010

Oregon Now Facing Budget Gap
BPA Projecting Loss For 2010 Due To Sparse Snowpack
Metro Urban Growth Battles Growing As Vote Nears
Businesses Feel Burned By Voters And Legislature
Bioenergy Plant Announced For Shelton, Washington

Friday, February 5, 2010

Washington House Passes Constitutional Amendment On Bail
Northwest Snowpack Well Below Normal
Kulongoski Announces State-Run Heathcare For All Oregon Children
CIA Memorial Honors Portland Man And Other Khost Attack Victims
Portland Teachers And Board Reach Contract Impasse
Food Hub Will Connect Local Farmers With Customers

Thursday, February 4, 2010

Oregon Senate Overrides Two Vetoes
New Federal Office To Focus On Sustainability
UO Indicator Shows State Has Exited The Recession
Marion County Judge Resigns, Will Build Motorcycles Instead
Oregon Considers Partial BPA Ban
Judge: WA State Not Providing Enough School Funding
Umpqua Bank Has Funds To Pay Back TARP Money
It's Been A Balmy January In The Northwest
Washington Democrats Introduce Tax Bills
Bill Seeks Ban Of Job Applicant Credit Checks
2030 Bicycle Plan Could Cost $630 Million
Foreclosures Still On The Rise Across Oregon
Clock Ticking For Klamath Dams

Wednesday, February 3, 2010

Is Transportation Money Relieving Congestion?
Kids Camp, Archery Range & Church Got Timberland Dollars
Online 'Food Hub' Connects Farmers With Buyers
Gold Bullion Tax Loophole Unlikely To Be Closed Says Top Lawmaker
Washington Legislature Ponders Privatizing Liquor Sales
Couple Found Guilty Of Criminally Negligent Homicide

Tuesday, February 2, 2010

New Bridge Hitting Troubled Waters
Legislature Debates Plastic Bag Ban
Washington Data Center Fight Over
Portland Surgeon Returns From Port-Au-Prince
Private Company To Buy PGE's Bull Run Powerhouse
President Obama's Proposed Budget Gives Slight Boost To Hanford
Oregon Health Plan Adds 2000 More Recipients
Bail Bonds Industry Under Scrutiny After Clemmons Case

Monday, February 1, 2010

WA Lawmakers Won't Rule Out Borrowing To Bridge Cash-Flow Crisis
Democrats Unveil 2010 Session Agenda
Money Flowing For 2010 Congressional Candidates
Lawmakers Plan To Move Quickly To Extend Unemployment Benefits
Northwest Adoption Agencies Call Haitian Orphan Case Unusual
Northwest Continues Growth As Wind Power Producer
Sen. Pam Roach Ouster Triggers Ugly Intra-Party Fight
New Unemployment Claims Drop In Oregon
Administration Looking To Help Small Business
Oregon Lawmakers Begin Month-Long Special Session
Tea Party Movement Morphs

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