Media Coverage of Oregon Militia Standoff Raises Eyebrows — and Ire
Published on Sunday, January 03, 2016 by Common Dreams by Deirdre Fulton, staff writer After...
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Tag: The Oregonian
31% of Oregon voters reject two party system
Citing the State Elections Office, The Oregonian is reporting that unaffiliated voter...
Read MoreOregonian editors misunderstand process
Frankly, I am stunned and amazed by the premature and inappropriate endorsement of the Jordan Cove LNG export terminal proposal on Coos Bay by the Oregonian Editorial Board.
Read MoreCitizens Against LNG have responded to The Oregonian
Jordan Cove withdraws permit application for South Dunes Power Plant
Read MoreOregonian finally notices Southern Oregon, but do we want their attention?
the next time The Oregonian wants to discuss Coos County it might be better if they just don’t.
Read MoreGenetically modified wheat: Discovery in Oregon field re-ignites a scientific dispute
The discovery, announced last week, immediately re-ignited a fierce argument about the safety and wisdom of genetically tweaking American crops.
Read MoreGenetically modified wheat: Japan postpones order from Portland grain shipper, investigation continues
Japan, the biggest importer of soft white wheat grown in Oregon and Washington, postponed a 25,000-ton order from a Portland grain shipper Thursday,
Read MorePortland Mayor Charlie Hales spars with auditor's office over CFO position
Portland Mayor fired back at the city auditor on Wednesday after she questioned the ramifications of eliminating the city’s chief financial officer position, only to receive far more pointed response in return.
Read MoreOregon Republicans looking for PERS reform to call their own
If there’s a poster issue for Oregon Republicans, shrinking the state’s public pension system is it.
Read MoreStop tying Oregon schools to the budget train tracks: Agenda 2013
Every year, Oregon ties its K-12 schools to the train tracks and then unties them six or eight months later.
Read MoreSkagit River Interstate 5 bridge collapse could cause Washington legislators to fund Columbia River Crossing
The Interstate 5 bridge collapse in Washington Thursday could tilt legislators in Olympia toward replacing the I-5 span over the Columbia River between Portland and Vancouver.
Read MoreInternet sales tax bill should be fixed, not rejected
The Senate shifted the debate into high gear this month when it passed the Marketplace Fairness Act of 2013
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