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Donations Sought as Red Cross Laments ‘Severe’ Blood Shortage

Donations Sought as Red Cross Laments ‘Severe’ Blood Shortage

87% Center coverage: 8 sources

The Red Cross is appealing to past donors and potential new donors as it says a “severe blood shortage” could result in delays for surgeries and other medical procedures. Read more...See the Story

Readers Respond: Vote to Tax the Rich

Opinion · Oregon

Readers Respond: Vote to Tax the Rich

80% Center coverage: 5 sources

Regarding Gov. Tina Kotek’s push to repeal the recently-passed transportation package, it is shameful that Democrats cannot raise taxes even with supermajorities in both chambers, (“Gov. Tina Kotek calls for repeal of controversial transportation package she championed,” Jan. 7). Despite historic wealth inequality, Democrats cannot bring themselves to tax the rich. Is it because so many of them are beholden to moneyed interests and care more abo…See the Story

BOLI orders contractor to pay prevailing wages to remove derelict boats

Wages · Sweet Home

BOLI orders contractor to pay prevailing wages to remove derelict boats

The ruling catches Oregon ports by surprise and could slow the removal of junk vessels from navigable waterways. By Nigel Jaquiss Oregon Journalism Project Abandoned vessels in Port of Newport –Photos courtesy of Port of Newport Three years ago, the Legislature accelerated the messy job of removing derelict ships and boats that clog waterways across the state: sailboats in the Willamette River; abandoned tugs in Coos Bay; rotting fishing boats i…See the Story

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