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Patrons toke medical marijuana in Oregon's Cannabis Cafe
PORTLAND, Ore. - At first glance, the Cannabis Cafe, in a former adult club called Rumpspankers, looks like any other coffee shop.
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Oregon Department of Justice - OppenheimerFunds Agrees To Pay Oregon...
November 20, 2009 Oregon College Saving Plan accounts will be reimbursed in early 2010 based on losses in bond fund Oregon families will recover losses that were alleged to be attributable to OppenheimerFunds' mismanagement of the Oregon 529 College Savings Network, following a landmark legal settlement approved Thursday by the Oregon 529 College ...
Oregon officials say swine flu counts falling
But they say the flu rate remains higher than in a typical season and could rebound during the holiday season as families and partygoers get together.
Oregon's unemployment rate for October remained unchaged from September, despite the 1,900 jobs lost last month.
Criminal deportation up 40 percent in Pacific Northwest
Deportations of illegal immigrants with criminal records from Alaska, Oregon, and Washington this past year spiked by nearly 40 percent, while overall removals dropped for the first time in five years, according to new data released by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Oregon LNG wins two battles over Port of Astoria lease
The site of the proposed LNG plant in Warrenton looking towards Astoria. The liquefied natural gas company Oregon LNG has gotten two important thumbs up on its controversial lease with the Port of Astoria, boosting prospects for its plans to build a terminal on 92 acres near Youngs Bay.
Kulongoski advocates for quick review of energy tax credits
Gov. Ted Kulongoski has asked two state agency heads to quickly review whether Oregon's increasingly expensive incentives for renewable energy companies are necessary, especially for wind energy.
Firms get the news: Payroll taxes go up to cover unemployment costs
Oregon employment officials will announce Monday morning the state's unemployment numbers for October, but state employers are getting word this week that they'll have to pay more in payroll taxes to keep the Unemployment Insurance Trust Fund in balance.
USDA says national a food insecuritya at its highest levels since 1995
Oregon's hunger rate is growing, according to a new federal report. The U.S. Department of Agriculture's annual report on Household Food Security released Monday, Nov.
Oregon's unemployed giving up looking for work
Eucario Perez Lopez dials for jobs recently at an Oregon Employment Department office in Portland.
Back from Afghanistan, Oregon's governor says president faces tough...
Oregon's Governor, Ted Kulongoski, offers his high opinion of Oregon soldiers to Master Sgt.
Oregon governor defends green tax breaks
By GOV. TED KULONGOSKI The Sunday, Nov. 1, story by The Oregonian's Harry Esteve, "State lowballed cost of green tax breaks," implied that I or my staff directed former state energy director Mike Grainey to manipulate or falsify cost estimates for the Business Energy Tax Credit when we expanded the program in 2007 to grow Oregon's renewable energy ...
Felon shares inside story of Oregon prison food scandal
Farhad "Fred" Monem is beyond the reach of prosecutors in his native Iran. He is accused of taking $1.2 million in bribes while in his job overseeing Oregon's prison food program.
Tax hike measure hit with legal challenge
Opponents of a $733 million tax increase aimed at corporations and wealthy Oregonians told a judge Thursday the process used to draft a pair of ballot titles is unconstitutional.
Oregon soldier creates the Oregon Honorable Service Medal for all vets
John Neuman creates certificates and engraves Oregon Honorable Service medals in his travel trailer shortly before a veterans ceremony Sunday.
Oregon tax increase opponents head to court today
Opponents of a $733 million tax increase aimed at corporations and wealthy Oregonians are headed to court to challenge the wording on a pair of ballot titles they claim are 'biased' and could influence how voters decide the issue.
A report from Oregon Reads 2009
Oregon, you read. A lot. In fact, our public library patrons regularly check out more books annually than readers in almost any other state in the country.
Oregon's governor makes surprise visit to troops in Iraq
Gov. Ted Kulongoski has made another surprise trip to Iraq to visit Oregon National Guard troops.
Oregon prisons to get 1,500 H1N1 vaccines
Thousands of people who want the H1N1 vaccine have been denied the shot, but some prisoners across Oregon will get the vaccine before many other people.
Oregon Conservatives Closing In On Recall 2?
The second recall effort has asked for an estimate to gather signatures from the same right-wing firm that used convicted sex offenders to gather signatures for 14 conservative initiatives this summer.
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