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Columbia city council plans to approve more upgrades at Columbia Regional Airport
COLUMBIA — Columbia City Council Members will hold a public hearing Monday night on upgrades at the Columbia Regional Airport. City leaders wanted to redesign a building south of their new terminal for TSA offices, airport administrators, and rental car space. Airport officials said the upgrades were part of the airport’s master plan for growth.
One documentarian shares his experience in Ukraine
PORTLAND, Ore (KOIN) — As the war in Ukraine continues, one documentarian strives to put a light on the real events happening in the country. His four-part series “My Summer in Ukraine” debuts its second episode this weekend. Robert Rose, the creator of this project, shares more...
Portland State protesters among activists demanding schools cut ties to companies connected to Israel
A piece of cardboard with “Intel is complicit, divest” painted across it sat among the protest signs covering the steps of Portland State University’s library last week when it was occupied by protesters against the war in Gaza. The term “divestment” has been used for decades in...
La Center's dedicated artists to enrich the community in upcoming arts fair
A new art-focused community group in La Center will soon hold its first annual event, with members sharing their passion for the arts. The La Center Arts Council (LCAC), will host its first arts
Vadim Mozyrsky Joins Fierce Battle for Multnomah County Commission Seat Amid High Stakes Election
The political landscape of Multnomah County could be in for a significant shift, with key races drawing notable attention—along with major bucks. As reported by OregonLive, rival political groups are pouring money into the hotly contested Multnomah County commission races this year. The outcome of the May 21 election could have major ramifications for Oregon's largest county.
Portland man convicted in fatal carjacking near The Grotto; still faces charges in 2nd killing
Quentin Blackmon killed a stranger for his car on a side street outside The Grotto in Northeast Portland four years ago, a jury found last week. The Multnomah County Circuit Court jury convicted Blackmon, 33, of first-degree manslaughter, robbery and unlawful use of a vehicle for shooting 66-year-old Thomas Hammond and taking his car during an altercation about 4 p.m. Aug. 20, 2020, on Northeast 90th Avenue.
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