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Portland City Council Increases Settlement to $8.5M for Displaced Black Families

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Portland City Council increased the settlement compensation from $2M to $8.5M for Black families who were displaced by 1960s urban renewal projects in Albina.See the Story

NL: HAWE celebrates 67th anniversary

On Thursday, three generations of entrepreneurs came together to reflect on HAWE's 67th anniversary. During a special meeting, former owners Huub Wooning and Maarten de Jager spoke with current owner Wouter Kuiper about the company's past, present and future. The meeting took place as part of the…Netherlands · Netherlands See the Story

Senator-designate Courtney Neron to Serve Remainder of Term Held by Late Senator Aaron Woods

County commissioners in Washington, Clackamas and Yamhill counties have chosen State Rep. Courtney Neron yesterday to serve in Senate Dist.13. The district covers Wilsonville, Sherwood, King City, Tigard and parts of Beaverton and Yamhill County. It was most recently represented by the late Sen. Aaron WoodsPortland, Oregon · Portland Read Article

Bill to Help Churches, Nonprofits Turn Extra Property into Affordable Housing Advances to Senate

Thousands of acres of properties throughout the state that exist within urban growth boundaries, are already connected to local infrastructure and have owners eager to see the sites redeveloped as affordable housing – with little to no expectation of return on investment.Senate · Portland Read Article

Advocates urge Oregon lawmakers to pass bill extending food benefits for immigrant children

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As Oregon food banks continue to see a rise in visits, anti-hunger groups and parents are urging state lawmakers to pass a bill that would extend food assistance benefits to children who could be denied access to food programs because of their immigration status.At an Oregon state house “snack-in” – what organizers called a family-friendly version of a sit-in – on Wednesday, parents like Christina Bella colored on paper plates with their childre…Senate · Oregon See the Story

Albina Vision Trust, No More Freeways Clash During City Council Hearing

No More Freeways claims ODOT is planning larger expansion than expected.Earth Day · Portland See the Story

Renters call on Washington lawmakers to approve rent-control bill

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Washington State Politics · Seattle See the Story

Albina Vision Trust and Lewis & Clark College Partner to Enshrine Community, Education in Lower Albina

This week, Albina Vision Trust (AVT) and Lewis & Clark College announced their partnership to create an education and economic empowerment hub to be permanently housed in Albina. Both the nonprofit and the college described this partnership as mutually beneficial: Lewis & Clark legal clinics will provide families in the Albina community with free counsel while providing law students on-the-ground practical opportunities. The school will also hel…Mental Health · Portland Read Article

Bernice King Reflects on the Fair Housing Act, Made Law After Her Father's Killing

Bernice King warns decades of work to reduce inequities in housing is at risk, as the Trump administration cuts funding for projects and tries to reduce funding for nonprofits that handle housing discrimination complaints. “I shudder to think what’s going to happen — there’s still a lot of residential segregation," King, CEO of The King Center and the youngest daughter of civil rights leaders The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott Kin…Housing · Portland Read Article

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Portland City Council Increases Settlement to $8.5M for Displaced Black Families

NL: HAWE celebrates 67th anniversary

Senator-designate Courtney Neron to Serve Remainder of Term Held by Late Senator Aaron Woods

Bill to Help Churches, Nonprofits Turn Extra Property into Affordable Housing Advances to Senate

Advocates urge Oregon lawmakers to pass bill extending food benefits for immigrant children

Albina Vision Trust, No More Freeways Clash During City Council Hearing

Renters call on Washington lawmakers to approve rent-control bill

Albina Vision Trust and Lewis & Clark College Partner to Enshrine Community, Education in Lower Albina

Bernice King Reflects on the Fair Housing Act, Made Law After Her Father's Killing

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