BOULDER CITY, Nev. – The Oregon State women’s golf team moved upto 15th after the second round of the UNLV Spring RebelInvitational on Tuesday.
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Oregon State women move up spot at UNLV tournament (Corvallis Gazette-Times)
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What Should I Do in Portland, Oregon? [Uncertain Principles] (ScienceBlogs)
I’m going to be attending the March Meeting of the American Physical Society next week, in Portland, OR. This will be held at the Oregon Convention Center, which is apparently on the opposite side of the river from every hotel in the city
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Oregon State women’s golfers sitting in 16th (Corvallis Gazette-Times)
BOULDER CITY, Nev. – The Oregon State women’s golf team is in16th place after the first round of the UNLV Spring RebelInvitational.
Deep in financial crisis, Detroit wants to save itself by turning urban areas back to farmland
Operating on a scale never before attempted in this country, the city would demolish houses in some of the most desolate sections of Detroit and move residents into stronger neighborhoods.
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City to rogue landlords: Pay up or water’s off
Hundreds of local water users may soon see their water shut off after the city said they thumbed their noses at the water bureau’s payment policies.
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Dan Saltzman pushes for City Council vote to challenge $100,000 disability award to former firefighter Tom Hurley
Saltzman’s resolution also asks council members to give the city attorney’s office authority to challenge other union grievances and civil suits that threaten to unravel the 2006 reforms voters approved to curtail abuses in Portland’s unique public safety disability and pension fund.
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Going green on a tight budget gets a boost in Portland (The Oregonian)
A new pilot program from the city of Portland helps homeowners on a budget go green.
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Ruling could unravel reforms to Portland’s public safety disability fund
The ruling would grant former Portland firefighter-turned chef Tom Hurley three years of lost disability payments and $3,200 in continued monthly benefits — a decision that could open the door for other injured firefighters and police to challenge the city’s return to work program.
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Portland Community College student files tort claim over police stop
Delease Carter, the Portland Community College student and basketball player who was stopped by police while walking home with two friends in the middle of a North Portland street on Jan. 28, on Monday sent a notice of intent to sue the city, citing false arrest, battery and violation of Carter’s constitutional rights.
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