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Sizemore Faces Tax Evasion Charges
Oregon Attorney General John Kroger today announced that the Oregon Department of Justice has filed tax evasion charges against Bill and Cindy Sizemore.
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Daughter of former state lawmaker killed in Oregon
Several news outlets are reporting that the adult daughter of former state legislator Marian Bergeson died last week in what appears to be a homicide.
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Modern-day cattle rustlers hit ranches in southeast Oregon
Duane Neuschwander, foreman of the isolated Juniper Ranch on the boundary of Malheur and Harney counties, talks to Malheur County sheriff's Deputy Bob Wroten about the disappearance of 33 cattle.
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Former Oregon Gov. Says Key To Health Care Is Costs
Former Oregon Gov. John Kitzhaber, pictured here in May, is considered the father of the Oregon Health Plan.
The Tiny Oregon Coast Spots You Missed
The very northwesternmost tip of Oregon. Those little places you passed by and didn't even know it: they are in abundance.
Family: Slain public defender didn't speak of fear
Family members say an assistant federal public defender found slain in her Oregon home didn't express fear about retribution from her clients.
Women's basketball: Wisconsin edges Oregon with layup at buzzer
Lin Zastrow's layup at the buzzer gave Wisconsin a 58-57 victory over Oregon on Saturday at the World Vision Invitational in Eugene.
New buoy falters off northern Oregon coast
ASTORIA - A weather buoy located 20 miles from the mouth of the Columbia River has stopped transmitting wind data.
Slain Oregon public defender was strangled
An autopsy has found that an assistant federal public defender found dead in her home was strangled.
Oregon: Taking back our economy
The reach of last year's economic collapse has extended far beyond Wall Street. Because of the bad bets made by the big banks, thousands of Oregonians have lost their homes and hundreds of thousands more have lost their jobs.
Oregon cheerleader recovering after being knocked out by water bottle
Oregon cheerleader Katelynn Johnson says she's still a little woozy after being hit in the head by a water bottle after Oregon's win at Arizona last weekend.
Fresh Dungeness crab could be in Oregon stores Thursday
Oregon state officials say crabbers and seafood processors have agreed on a price for the Dungeness crab season that begins Tuesday.
Poll finds Tigard residents prefer widening Oregon 99W to adding light rail
More Tigard residents say the city should widen Oregon 99W from five lanes to seven lanes than favor adding light rail to combat congestion.
Bizarre Beastie News from the Oregon Coast, Other Oceans
It turns out, whales can be victims of bone-eating worms Every once in a while, Newport's Terry Morse pulls some wild and weird oceanic facts out of his scientific thinking cap.
Friends mourn slain public defender in Oregon
PORTLAND, Ore. -- Friends are mourning a public defender found slain at her Portland home this week, with one of her clients calling her "a fighter." Police on Thursday continued to search the home of Nancy Bergeson and an adjacent wooded area.
Tax measures strike anti-business chord in ORegon
While I respect and honor Jake Klonoski's service, for him to question what it would be to serve in a combat zone with those who are opposed to Measure 66 and 67 rankles me, as someone who also served in the military and questions his own knowledge and judgment of the situation .
One person is dead after a crash at Oregon 18 and Lafayette Highway
Oregon State Police are investigating a fatal traffic crash at Oregon 18 and the Lafayette Highway.
Lim wants rural summit for a four Oregonsa
If pounding the pavement is what it takes to win, then John Lim has a leg up on the Republican Party nomination for Oregon governor.
Senator Metsger endorses Rep. Barton for Oregon Senate
Oregon's Senate President Pro Tempore, Senator Rick Metsger , endorsed Representative Brent Barton for Oregon's District 26 senate seat.
Ore. police training chief resigns
The director of the state agency responsible for training and certifying police officers in Oregon has resigned amid an attorney general's investigation.
Stolen cattle from Oregon ranches crossing over into Idaho
Duane Neuschwander foreman of the isolated Juniper Ranch on the boundary of Malheur and Harney counties in Oregon, talks to Malheur County Deputy Bob Wroten about the disappearance of 33 cattle.
Winning numbers for Oregon Lottery Thanksgiving Raffle $1 million prize
During an announcement event at the Oregon Lottery office in Salem, Oregon Lottery Director Dale Penn announced the winning number for the game's $1 million top prize.
Oregon may end ban on religious dress for teachers
The Gladstone Democrat says a state ban on allowing teachers to cover their heads or wear religious garb is overdue to be changed.
Report says Gresham leads state's big cities in crime rate
Gresham has the worst crime rate of any major city in Oregon, according to a new report.
Powerful storm slams Oregon Coast, prompting worries about flooding
A strong storm slammed the Oregon Coast overnight, bringing with it winds up to 95 mph and heavy rain that's left several rivers at or near flood stage.
Seismograph tracks our moving earth
If you feel the earth move under your feet and you wonder if there's been an earthquake, there's a seismograph at Southern Oregon University that can tell you what really happened.
Patrons toke medical marijuana in Oregon cafe PORTLAND, Ore. - At first glance, the Cannabis Cafe, in a former adult club called Rumpspankers, looks like any other coffee shop.
Energy tax credits: a reversal of fortune for rural Oregon
With The Oregonian's recent articles and editorials about the state's Business Energy Tax Credit, one could be forgiven for thinking that Oregon has been blindly throwing money and common sense to the wind .
Oregon-Arizona postgame: Ken Goe
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Thousands left with out power Ore., southwest Wash
Strong winds have left scores of Oregon and Washington residents without electricity.
Oregon cat first in U.S. to die from H1N1 swine flu
One week, Rhonda Rebmann's niece had the flu. The next, her 10-year-old tabby cat started showing respiratory symptoms.
Oregon's unemployment rate for October remained unchaged from September, despite the 1,900 jobs lost last month.
2 dead after shooting at Ore. intersection
A gunman fatally wounded a passenger in another vehicle at an Oregon intersection Saturday, setting off a police chase that ended when the suspect crashed and was killed by officers, authorities said.The passenger, 56-year-old Danny K. Le Gore of Hillsboro, was rushed to a local hospital where he died.
The Oregonian and Register Guard Endorse Racial Impact Statement Bill
Chip Shields Iowa pioneered a common sense approach to reducing minority overrepresentation in the criminal-justice system.
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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 ...
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Area to add jobs at one of state's quickest clips
The future of jobs in Jackson and Josephine counties, according to the Oregon Employment Department, is in service industries.
13 charged with mortgage and loan fraud arising from collapse of Oregon development company
A federal grand jury in Eugene has indicted 13 people on mortgage and loan fraud charges arising from the collapse of a central Oregon development company.
Steve Shields pulls out of Oregon governor's race
Former Hewlett Packard executive Steve Shields is pulling out of the Oregon governor's race, he announced.
Problems With the Formosa Mine Cleanup
Oregon's dirtiest abandoned mine doesn't look like it's going to be cleaned up any time soon, unless someone claims responsibility for it and foots the $50 million bill.
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.
Vandals spray graffiti before Gore talk in Oregon
Among the messages: Don't buy false solutions, and Climate Justice Not CO2 Trading.
Dead cat first confirmed feline fatality from H1N1
A cat that died Nov. 7 is the first feline fatality from H1N1 flu, tests have confirmed.
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.
Oregon moving companies busted for bilking customers
Beaverton Police and the Oregon transportation officials busted several illegal movers in a sting operation Tuesday.
Oregon man shoots wife after hiding in her car
A woman is struggling for life at Portland's Legacy Emanuel Hospital after her husband shot her in the back, authorities said Wednesday.
Gas prices in Oregon edge up a half-cent
The average price of a gallon of unleaded gas in Oregon rose slightly to $2.76, up half a penny from last week.
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.
Judge denies injunction against measures opposing Oregon tax hikes on wealthy, corporations
A judge has denied a request for a preliminary injunction to block a pair of Oregon ballot measures to decide a $733 million tax increase aimed at corporations and the wealthy.
Opponents raise $1.2M to fight Oregon tax hike on corporations, wealthy
Opponents of a $733 million tax increase aimed at corporations and wealthy Oregonians have raised $1.2 million to defeat it.
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.
New effort will focus on people with chronic health problems who are most at risk for complications
Oregon's H1N1 vaccination strategy is changing to focus on people with chronic health problems, those state health officials say are most at risk for complications from the new flu virus that popped up early this year.
Strong winds, rain buffet Oregon coast
Strong winds and heavy rain pounded the Oregon coast as a powerful November storm blew through.
Oregon's unemployed giving up looking for work
Eucario Perez Lopez dials for jobs recently at an Oregon Employment Department office in Portland.
Oregon man claims sex abuse by Mormon youth leader
A Mormon youth leader in Oregon has been accused of sexually abusing a boy in the mid-1970s in a lawsuit filed Monday in Portland.
Newspaper: Gambling addicts boost Oregon Lottery
The Oregonian reports that three years of data the newspaper obtained under state public record law shows just 10 percent of video gamblers account for about 53 percent of the money lost on the game.
Oregon pot raids find another problem: fertilizer dumped in streams
Police discovered at least 200,000 marijuana plants in raids during the busy Oregon growing and harvest season that just ended.
Oregon universities try to recruit more Latino students
Students at Forest Grove High School listen to a recruiter from Western Oregon University talk about programs and scholarships that can help them go to college.
Astoria's Fisher Poets to Dock on Central Oregon Coast
FisherPoets On The Edge, a three day celebration of poetry, storytelling and songs of the sea and its harvest, will be held on a three day holiday weekend, January 16 - 18, 2010, in Newport, Oregon.
Oregon's math success: Scale back and go deeper
"High School Teacher" kindly sent me this math story in the Oregonian newspaper by former AJC education writer Betsy White.
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 murder-suicide leaves three dead
Sheriff's investigators here say a murder-suicide has left three people dead in a suburban Portland home and the father of one of the victims tells The Oregonian that the dead are his son, daughter-in-law and grandson.
Old Oregon Smokehouse shines in new light
Bill Kernion of Scappoose hands over some dough for his order of halibut fish 'n chips.
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.
Audit: Cost overruns plague Oregon Zoo projects
Suzanne Flynn, in a report released Thursday, said the bond program is "at risk" unless Metro coordinates spending and construction schedules with a comprehensive master plan.
Oregon woman killed by husband filed for divorce
An Oregon woman had filed for divorce just a week before her estranged husband opened fire at the suburban Portland office park where she worked, fatally shooting her and injuring two of her co-workers before killing himself.Teresa Beiser, 36, was asking for joint custody of her two children with Robert Beiser, 39, in what appeared from court ...
Youth Symphony of Southern Oregon
Taylor Wood will be the first percussionist to perform as a soloist with the Youth Symphony of Southern Oregon this weekend.
Family Of Three Killed In Oregon
A California man said his son, daughter-in-law and grandson were fatally shot at their home in the area of Bethany, Ore.
1 killed, 15 injured in E. Oregon van rollover
Authorities say a van carrying members of a Colorado church group overturned on black ice early Thursday in Eastern Oregon, killing one person and injuring 15, some of them critically.
Ochoco Lumber gets stimulus money for plant
The Ochoco Lumber Co. is getting $4.9 million in federal stimulus money to build a wood pellet fuel plant.
Most businesses comply with smoking ban
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Oregon Shooting at Drug Testing Lab
Teresa Marie Beiser, 36, of Gladstone was allegedly killed by her husband, Robert James Beiser.
'Made in Oregon' sign solution? Yes, but
The nose typically gets lit in red for the Christmas season. The debate over what to do with the Made in Oregon sign is one of those "Yes, but," scenarios that makes running for public office seem like a symptom of insanity.
Western Oregon University hits record enrollment
MONMOUTH - Western Oregon University's enrollment hit another record high this year, officially numbering 5,654 students, 305 more than a year ago.
No bail in case of slain pregnant woman from Ore.
A pregnant woman was repeatedly beaten with a collapsible police baton before a "cutting instrument" was used to slice open her abdomen and remove her fetus, a detective testified Tuesday.
2 dead, 2 others wounded at Oregon office park
A man opened fire with a rifle Tuesday at a drug-testing laboratory in suburban Portland, killing a female employee and wounding two other workers before fatally shooting himself, police said.
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.
No bail for Ore. woman of slaying pregnant woman
An Oregon woman accused of killing a pregnant woman and cutting the baby out of her womb will remain in jail without bail pending trial.A judge ruled Tuesday that 28-year-old Korena Roberts should remain in custody on aggravated murder charges in the June 5 death of 21-year-old Heather Snively.One of the lead detectives in the case testified at a ...
Medical Marijuana Afirmation: Congratulations to Oregonian Newspaper
Dr. Phil Leveque Salem-News.com It is very comforting to me that after 10 years of the Oregonian dragging my patients and I through the mud that they have finally become enlightened and crawled out of the closet.
Weather is the topic of many conversations throughout Oregon as the week begins, with massive amounts of snowfall dropping in the Cascades and wind and heavy rain blasting the coast.
Has anyone found anything better then the Newsbank system you can access at the library? It only goes back to '88, and the search system is so, so bad.
The Oregon Department of Energy on Tuesday released a new set of rules for its controversial Business Energy Tax Credits designed to rein in what critics call an excessively expensive program.
Party line vote on Health Care for Oregon delegation
The debate on the Affordable Health Care for American Act went late into the night Saturday.
Stimulus patches part of Ore. schools' budget gap
The math isn't so hard when it comes to the faculty of the Tigard-Tualatin school district.
Fall angling opportunities abound in C. Oregon
The low-lying sun cast shadows on the basalt field across the river just upstream of the Big Eddy Rapids.
Show puts Oregon's thriving bike industry on display
People came from far and wide to take in the Oregon Handmade Bicycle Show last weekend.
Only 45% of Oregon Supports Same Sex Marriage
A new public opinion study published in the American Political Science Review ranks Oregon 13th nationwide in support for same sex marriage rights, with about 45 percent of Oregonians supporting the cause.
Oregon's inmate release program draws flak
Oregon Anti-Crime Alliance spokeswoman Tara Lawrence said Friday that courts and district attorneys around Oregon are being saddled with extra costs and workload from having to conduct thousands of resentencing reviews.
Kristy Lee Cook to perform for So. Oregon Veterans
Selma native Kristy Lee Cook will perform at the annual Veterans Day Ceremony at the Oregon Fallen War Heroes Memorial in Central Point.
Oregon orchard workers lose minimum wage claim
A federal judge has ruled that an Oregon orchard company did not break minimum wage laws by deducting money for food and housing from paychecks for seasonal workers.
Will he shoot? Ex-Trail Blazer eyes Ore. gov race
Chris Dudley's free throw shots were always iffy propositions. Now the former Portland Trail Blazer is in a new arena taking aim at a governor's chair - and Oregon's Republicans think he can score.Dudley hasn't formally announced a bid for the post, but he filed paperwork last week to create a campaign committee."I'll make a decision soon and ...
IRS Reports $1.4M in Undelivered Refunds for Oregonians
The Internal Revenue Service says it has more than 1,300 refund checks worth $1,443,545 for Oregon taxpayers that were returned by the US Post Office due to mailing errors.
Prison officers reject contract
Oregon corrections officers have voted down a tentative contract with the state, balking at proposed pay cuts tied to unpaid furlough days, union officials said Wednesday.
State finds child abuse and neglect at school
The state of Oregon has shut down a boarding school for troubled teens in Central Oregon after allegedly finding a pattern of child abuse and neglect of its students, forcing parents around the country to scramble to bring home their children.
Same-Sex Marriage Discussion Continues in Eugene
Advocates for same-sex marriage are currently touring the state, hoping to drum up enough support to get the issue back on the ballot in 2012.
Police: Oregon man was after girl, 9, for sex
A 34-year-old man is accused of trying to lure a 9-year-old girl online to have sex with him, federal agents said.
Portland driver gets 30 days in fatal crash
A 20-year-old Portland man has been sentenced to 30 days in jail after pleading no contest to criminally negligent homicide in a traffic accident that killed his passenger two years ago.
Oregon adds 10,000 children to health plan
Oregon officials say that more than 10,000 children already have been added to state health care rolls under a new law that's aimed at expanding health coverage to nearly every child in Oregon.
Fraternity to Pay Oregon Homeless Man for Shooting
The Oregon State University fraternity whose member shot a homeless man back in 2006 will be responsible for paying damages to the victim.
Child care providers say new state rule is delaying their payments
Some people who provide child care so parents in low-income families can go to work say new precautions by an Oregon state agency are delaying their payments.
State lowballed cost of green tax breaks
Oregon has seen a boom in wind energy projects, such as this one in the Columbia River Gorge not far from Hood River.
Group wants to put gay marriage ban back on Oregon ballot
Gay rights backers plan to ask Oregon voters to reverse their ban on gay marriage.
Wisconsin Department of Corrections defends swine flu vaccine
MADISON - Responding to a state lawmaker's complaints about inmates receiving swine flu vaccine while other citizens wait, state Department of Corrections officials said most of the vaccine was going to staff, not inmates.
Damp Oregon becoming a solar industry hotbed
Uni-Chem, the South Korean company that wants to start making solar cells in the Hynix plant in west Eugene, is just the latest in a string of foreign companies that are coming to Oregon to seek their solar fortune.
Wis. Corrections Dept. Defends Vaccine for Inmates
The state Department of Corrections says its inmates aren't getting better access to swine-flu vaccine than are others citizens.
US to buy more land for Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument
The U.S. Bureau of Land Management is buying more private land for the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument in Southern Oregon.
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