An architectural model gives a preliminary likeness of the city of Tigard’s proposed new campus for its police and public works departments. Voters will decide a $150 million bond issue for the project on May 19.
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Bond Proposal: Guide To A Ballot Measure

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A four-story building would immediately begin to rise on Southwest Wall Street near Southwest Hunziker Road if voters on May 19 approve a $150 million project to fund the project.
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Tigard Leaders Make Final Push for $150M Police and Public Works...

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Opinion: Measure 34-349

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Construction progresses on Contract Furnishings Mart's new Tigard showroom and headquarters in April 2026. The new site is located next to the Fough and Co. facility.
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Contract Furnishings Mart jumps 72nd Avenue

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Sign for the Cook Family Park boat launch on the Tualatin River with a kayaker in the background.
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Council ‘triages’ Tigard parks’ looming shortfall

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Health insurance forms
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Fewer Oregonians are enrolling in marketplace plans because of federal uncertainty

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School board members meet in the Salem-Keizer School District.
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Kotek vetoes bill changing Oregon public meetings law criticized by journalists,...

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Chiloquin Elementary School is part of the Klamath County School District in southern Oregon, which is experiencing budget constraints due in part to a dramatic drop in federal student poverty estimates for the district that the state relies on for its school funding formula.
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Oregon school leaders call for funding formula changes after federal poverty...

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Stephen Alexander’s daughter, Morgan, takes in the sunset at Cook Park, a beautiful place to learn about science writing.
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A Walk with David Quammen

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Roger Averbeck addresses his neighbors at a meeting of the Wallowa County Commission on Aug. 23, 2023. A new law meant to clarify what Oregon's public officials can discuss in serial communications to one another, such as calls and texts, is concerning to journalists and ethics watchdogs who say it erodes public meetings laws and allows important decisions to be made in private. (Photo by Matt Vasilogambros/Stateline)
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Gov. Kotek signals she’ll veto bill changing Oregon public meetings law...

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