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Oregon lawmakers look to reshape cap-and-trade program to pay for transportation needs

Oregon Politics · Oregon

Oregon lawmakers look to reshape cap-and-trade program to pay for transportation needs

62% Center coverage: 8 sources

Most of Oregon's massive fire recovery money has gone unspent

Wildfires · Oregon

Most of Oregon's massive fire recovery money has gone unspent

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

The state was unprepared for the unprecedented loss of housing.See the Story

Police, fire blotter (June 2)

Police, fire blotter (June 2)

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The following calls were received by the Frankfort Police Department, Franklin County Sheriff’s Office, Frankfort Fire and EMS, and Franklin County Fire Department on Monday:See the Story

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Oregon lawmakers look to reshape cap-and-trade program to pay for transportation needs

Oregon lawmakers look to reshape cap-and-trade program to pay for transportation needs

Oregon lawmakers look to reshape cap-and-trade program to pay for transportation needs

Death Notices for Jun. 5, 2025

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Myrna June (Wilson) Fairman, 85, of Janesville, died June 3, 2025, at her home. Services will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Friday, June 6 at Oakhill Christian Church where visitation will take place on Friday from 9:30 a.m. until…Sweet Home · Sweet Home See the Story

Outdoor School Program faces major budget cuts despite public support

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

A beloved Oregon program that provides outdoor education for fifth and sixth graders is facing steep funding cuts, leaving educators, parents, and lawmakers deeply concerned.Education · Oregon See the Story

Lawmakers hamstrung in overseeing Travel Oregon’s spending - The New Era

Gov. Tina Kotek avoids saying the agency needs more oversight. BY JAMES NEFF Oregon Journalism Project The exercise can be frustrating. Every two years, Oregon’s semi-independent state agencies—Travel Oregon and more than a dozen others—undergo financial review by the nonpartisan Legislative Fiscal Office, which then shares a report with lawmakers. But among those agencies, Travel Oregon, with a $95 million biennial budget, as well as the m…Sweet Home · Sweet Home Read Article

Three Cobras finish with state track medals in four events - The New Era

Anya Griffith, Jayne Neal and Don Ware all came away with four medals each to lead Central Linn in last week’s 2A state Track and Field Championships, held May 29-30 at Hayward Field in Eugene. Griffith, a freshman, was fourth in the 1500 (4:57.23, a personal best), fourth in the 400 (59.64, also a PR) and helped the 4×400 Relay team of Neal, Georgia Wahl and Jennifer Smith to a seventh-place finish (4:18.63) and the team of Smith, Isabelle Cu…Sweet Home · Sweet Home Read Article

Frances McNair - The New Era

Frances McNair May 27, 1945 – May 28, 2025 We honor Frankie, a woman of remarkable strength, resilience, and dedication, who led by example and instilled the values of hard work, perseverance, and integrity in all who knew her. Born on May 27, 1945, in Wright City, Okla., she carried herself with quiet confidence and unwavering determination. A devoted provider and mentor, she raised her two daughters alone, offering wisdom, strength, and love —…Sweet Home · Sweet Home Read Article

James L. “Jimmy” “Uncle Mo Mo” Pace - The New Era

James Pace Sept. 26, 1945- May 25, 2025 James L. “Jimmy” “Uncle Mo Mo” Pace – age 79, of Lenoir City, Tenn., formerly of Sweet Home, passed away May 25, 2025. He was a proud veteran of the U. S. Army. Jimmy enjoyed many hobbies, which included weather forecasting and motocross racing, and he was a talented musician. He enjoyed driving his Corvette and his motorcycles. Jimmy was his family’s “go-to” technology person. He was preceded in death by …Sweet Home · Sweet Home Read Article

Circuit Court: June 2, 2025 - The New Era

Information for the Public Safety report and Courts in The New Era is sourced from local law enforcement and fire agencies. Incident details, which may not always be available from agencies in time for publication in our weekly paper edition, are often updated online at sweethomenews.com as information becomes available. Addresses provided generally denote the location of the incident or arrest, occasionally indicating the origin of the call. It…Sweet Home · Sweet Home Read Article

David vs. Goliath: Oregon bill offers lifeline for journalism, democracy - The New Era

This op-ed was coauthored by The Chronicle, Columbia Gorge News, Lake Oswego Review and The Oregonian/Oregonlive, and endorsed by Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association and other statewide news organizations. Have you ever worked on a group project and then had someone else take full credit for your contributions? It’s fundamentally unfair, isn’t it? And for Oregon news organizations, the pain is felt in the pocketbook. Newspapers are business…Sweet Home · Sweet Home Read Article

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