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Can We Bring Rationality Back To Portland?
Kennedy’s beloved Portland, Oregon is still in the throes of irrationality. Luckily, someone has been keeping score and taking names in the Beaver State. Attorney and Host of the “Rational in Portland” Podcast Kristin Olson weighs in on the re-criminalization of drugs in the state of Oregon and how this will affect crime rates as well as the overall societal climate. Follow Kennedy on Twitter: @KennedyNation Kennedy Now Available on YouTube: https://bit.ly/4311mhD.
Forest Grove Farmers Market returns for 2024 season
As the spring sun shines and berries ripen, outdoor shopping — and community gathering — is returning to the heart of Forest Grove. The Forest Grove Farmers Market is back for its 2024 season starting May 1, bringing together local farmers, artisans and food enthusiasts in the city’s downtown every Wednesday from 4 to 8 p.m. Offering an outlet to strengthen community partnerships and provide access to local products, nonprofit...
'We need help': Pregnant, homeless woman addicted to fentanyl goes into labor on Portland's streets
PORTLAND, Ore. — In the early morning hours of April 10, a harrowing scene unfolded on a downtown Portland sidewalk: A pregnant, homeless woman, struggling with a fentanyl addiction, went into labor while in her tent. She and her partner, You'ssef Amhaz, were staying across the street from a...
Portland road fatalities hit record high
The city saw a record-high number of deaths on Portland roads last year, despite efforts to make them safer. Why it matters: In 2015, Portland committed to eliminating traffic-related deaths within 10 years as part of its Vision Zero plan, but fatalities have increased since. Last week, the Portland Bureau...
Woman suing City of Portland, others after hitting pothole
PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - A woman is suing the City of Portland and other government agencies after hitting a pothole that she claimed caused several injuries. The woman is suing the City, State of Oregon/ODOT and Multnomah County for $3.6 million for negligence and demanded a jury trial. She claimed...
Arrest made in shooting that killed man in Centennial neighborhood
Portland police have made an arrest months after an early December shooting left one man dead in the Centennial neighborhood. Read online: koin.com/news/crime/murder-arrest-donald-burgett-centennial-neighborhood-shooting-michael-mcfadden/
Ranch Pizza serving up slices during first Downtown Hillsboro Saturday Market
Downtown Hillsboro’s newest pizza spot is opening the oven to a world of flavor — with a side of ranch. Ranch Pizza will hold a grand opening ceremony at 1 p.m. Saturday, April 27, at its new location at 142 S.E. Second Ave. Organized by the Hillsboro Downtown Partnership, the event will take place during the year’s first Downtown Saturday Market. The Oregon pizza chain makes its way to the...
Oregon health leaders prepare for future Medicaid changes to improve care
Oregon’s health care system is at a crossroads as it faces a series of challenges and lofty goals. The state has a behavioral health crisis that is exacerbated by a lack of qualified providers to treat people. The health care system is complex and difficult for vulnerable people on the margins of society to access, […] The post Oregon health leaders prepare for future Medicaid changes to improve care appeared first on Oregon Capital Chronicle.
Teenager recovering after being knocked off bike, leg broken in NE Portland hit-and-run
PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - The 16-year-old victim of a hit-and-run crash in Portland is now at home recovering. It happened last week while he was riding his bike, leaving the teenager with a broken leg that needed to be surgically repaired. 16-year-old Haiden is recovering from surgery for a broken...
None injured in overnight Portland commercial fire
PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - An overnight fire in a Portland business was within by a bundle of towels and rags, Portland Fire & Rescue said. Overnight, PF&R was called to a commercial fire at 5525 Southeast 26th Avenue. The original call was for a fire alarm with four firefighters responding.
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