Portland school board members moved forward Monday night on a controversial plan to redesign high schools in Oregon’s largest district.
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Portland man, 80, indicted for collecting dead brother’s Social Security (The Oregonian)
A federal grand jury on Monday charged an 80-year-old Portland man with Social Security fraud alleging that over the last 13 years he’s collected $87,000 in federal disability payments in the name of his long-dead brother.
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Portland man, 80, indicted for collecting dead brother’s Social Security
A federal grand jury on Monday charged an 80-year-old Portland man with Social Security fraud alleging that over the last 13 years he’s collected $87,000 in federal disability payments in the name of his long-dead brother.
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Friends think hiker’s disappearance is ’suspicious’
Even with the help of the hiker’s dog nothing new turned up Monday in the search for Kate Heuther. Now friends say they hear reports that a man exposed himself on this trail the same day Kate Heuther disappeared.
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Weather alert: Power outages coming with high winds
As the first reports of snow flurries and hail drifted in late Monday afternoon, Portland General Electric workers feverishly worked to restore power to more than 6,500 customers impacted by heavy winds.
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School bus trapped by power lines, children safe
Twenty-five Hockinson primary school students were marched safely off a school bus Monday afternoon after firefighters say the bus became trapped between downed power lines.
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Haiti frees US missionary; group leader still held
One of two Baptist missionaries still held on kidnapping charges in Haiti was released Monday, but the U.S. group’s leader remained in custody
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‘Phishing scam’ targets Bank of Cascades clients
The Oregon Justice Department received more than 20 complaints Monday from people who say the caller asks them to verify their bank account numbers.
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Deadly earthquakes are coincidence, scientists say
The Associated PressRescue workers and people search for possible survivors Monday in the debris of a destroyed house in Okcular village in the province of Elazig, Turkey, hours after a strong earthquake hit eastern Turkey.
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Air, ground search under way for lost hiker
Two helicopters from the Coast Guard and Washington National Guard joined the search Monday for a 24-year-old Portland woman missing near the Bonneville Dam in Skamania County.
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