The filing deadline came and went Tuesday in the race for Oregon’s top political office.
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13 will battle for each party’s nod in gov. race
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Former state Sen. Margaret Carter decides to bow out of Multnomah County chair race
“This has not been an easy decision,” she said at a news conference.
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One show dog found, second dog still on the run
Luna and Io escaped from a kennel in Ethel, prompting their owners to take extraordinary measures to bring the champion show dogs home.
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Woman rescued after car flies 40 feet off Oregon cliff (NorthWest Cable News)
VERNONIA, Ore. — A Vernonia woman was injured Tuesday morning when she lost control of her car on snow and ice on Highway 47 and went over a 40-foot embankment.
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Hikers held in Iran phone home
The families of Sarah Shourd and Josh Fattal also said they received calls Tuesday and all three reported being well.
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Portland Timbers add three preseason games to schedule (Salem Statesman Journal)
PORTLAND — The Portland Timbers announced Tuesday three additional preseason exhibition matches leading up to their 2010 season.
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Portland City Council may delay vote on Memorial Coliseum finalists
Portland Mayor Sam Adams said Tuesday night he will hash out the current operating agreement for Memorial Coliseum in advance of Thursday’s council vote on finalists. The Trail Blazers currently hold operating options on the coliseum, making it difficult for anyone else to make money off the building unless the agreement is changed.
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Father holds out hope hiker will be found safe
Arriving from the East Coast to the Pacific Northwest, the father of a missing hiker in the Columbia River Gorge made a plea Tuesday for public help and said he wasn’t giving up hope his daughter, 24-year-old Katherine Heuther, would be found alive.
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Tualatin’s urban renewal plan drops controversial bridge and road extension
Monday’s meeting stretches into Tuesday, as city leaders also delay a decision with Legacy Meridian but approve plans for a charter school.
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