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Willamette Week: 'How to help mom and dad over the hill' (opens the original)
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PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — The average Portlander’s parents are of retirement age. You may have noticed your parents now calling on you for help with things they once did for you, like making doctor’s appointments or driving them there. This week, Willamette Week looks at what it takes to navigate your own golden years and help your parents navigate theirs in and around Portland. WW’s Arts & Culture Editor Matthew Trueherz joined KATU on Wednesday to break it down. Click above to watch the segment
Oregon providers warn shift from Housing First could push thousands into homelessness (opens the original)
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Oregon homeless service providers worry a federal shift away from Housing First policies could put thousands of people at risk of losing housing and reduce the services available to help them remain stable. “I think we’re going to see a lot more people become homeless, we’re going to see a lot less help available, and we’re going to see a lot more people on the streets,” said Jimmy Jones, executive director of Mid-Willamette Valley Community Action. The agency provides support to low-income resi
Marion County says Army Corps is trying to hide Detroit Lake drawdown records (opens the original)
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MARION COUNTY, Ore. (KATU) — The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is trying to stop both Marion County and the court from seeing its own administrative records before a judge decides if the agency can move forward with plans to drain Detroit Lake this fall. This is the latest development in the ongoing legal fight between Marion County and the Army Corps, which centers around the Corps' proposal to lower water levels in Detroit Lake to help endangered spring Chinook salmon migrate downstream. Marion
Grand jury: Oregon State Hospital lacks bed capacity, affecting treatment & public safety (opens the original)
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SALEM, Ore. (KATU) — A Marion County grand jury found the Oregon State Hospital in Salem can’t meet the full needs of Oregonians who need intensive psychiatric care, services, or secure treatment, which can put public safety at risk. The grand jury's principal finding is that Oregon State Hospital lacks the bed capacity to serve patients in need of hospitalization. That can include patients at OSH for aid and assist restoration, people found guilty except for insanity, or those eligible for civi
Grand jury: Oregon State Hospital lacks bed capacity, affecting treatment & public safety (opens the original)
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SALEM, Ore. (KATU) — A Marion County grand jury found the Oregon State Hospital in Salem can’t meet the full needs of Oregonians who need intensive psychiatric care, services, or secure treatment, which can put public safety at risk. The grand jury's principal finding is that Oregon State Hospital lacks the bed capacity to serve patients in need of hospitalization. That can include patients at OSH for aid and assist restoration, people found guilty except for insanity, or those eligible for civi
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