HeyJaredBob Weinstein
Long time Alaska resident, now Portland. Interested in government at all levels.
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Portland Can't Afford Measure 26-267 (opens the original)
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Update to the so-called “Lincoln’s Return: A Public Conversation” (opens the original)
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I attended last night’s meeting sponsored by the City’s Office of Arts and Culture. It was a classic bait and switch. My reaction is summarized below in an email I sent today to Donnie Oliveira, Deputy City Administrator for Community and Economic Development. After you read it, if you wish to contact him and urge that the city—at long last—schedule a real public meeting regarding the return of the Lincoln statue, his email is donald.oliveira@portlandoregon.gov.Donnie:<div class="subscription-wi
Lincoln and Douglass: City’s Arts & Culture Office Believes Ideology Trumps History (opens the original)
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