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Ballots set to be mailed to overseas Oregonians this week (opens the original)
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The midterm elections are less than two months away. Ballots will be mailed to Oregonians living and working overseas, including military service members, on Friday. Those include active members of the Uniformed Services, the Merchant Marine, and the commissioned corps of the Public Health Service and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, according to the Oregon Secretary of State. It also includes their family members and U.S. citizens residing outside the United States. The ball
SNAP cuts, soaring food costs and rising hunger grip Oregon families (opens the original)
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The shelves in the food bank in Dallas, Oregon, are stocked with canned tuna, ramen, rice and beans, tortilla chips and more. Fresh fruit — peaches, plums, bananas, cantaloupe — cover a table beside bags of hot dog buns. But taped to a wall is a list with items crossed out, signaling what’s gone: shredded chicken, garlic knots, chile verde. “Usually it’s pretty full,” said food bank manager Eddie Nelson as she opened a beef freezer. “But as you can tell our freezers are getting empty.” The hunge
Oregon public universities are headed toward steeper cuts and higher tuition, leaders warn (opens the original)
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Oregon’s higher education leaders say the state’s seven public universities and 17 community colleges need more money to keep pace with rising costs. Left unaddressed, they warn, institutions could face steeper cuts and families could have to shoulder more of the burden by paying more for tuition. Those concerns were highlighted last week as leaders with the Higher Education Coordinating Commission — the state agency that oversees public universities and community colleges around Oregon — approv
Oregon coast lawmakers push back on fish hatchery cuts (opens the original)
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The Bonneville Power Administration said in June that it would cut funding for a program that raises millions of salmon in hatcheries. But a bipartisan group of Oregon coastal lawmakers wants the agency to reverse that decision, saying it could rock the commercial and sportfishing industries that their communities rely on. BPA provides more than $2 million annually to the Select Area Fisheries Enhancement, or SAFE, program, which the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife manages. It has helped
Legislative swing districts are up for grabs on Oregon coast (opens the original)
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The races will hinge heavily upon earning support from non-affiliated voters, the region’s largest electorate and a group with a history of electing moderate politicians known for atypical stances that sometimes their own party.
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