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- Sep 4, 2026
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Commentary: Skirmish on banks of the Willamette reminds us Oregon cities face challenging fiscal future - East Oregonian (opens the original)
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Published 9:40 am Friday, September 4, 2026 The battle of Bunker Hill it was not. But, just last week, the city of Independence experienced a virtual storming of the gates at its closed municipal parks and a volunteer mower brigade threatening to reclaim their civic turf. But, unlike “the course of human events” that followed in the history of the city’s namesake, this revolt was halted when a nonprofit organization intervened to reopen the city’s riverside events venue. Historical analogies asi
Commentary: Skirmish on banks of the Willamette reminds us Oregon cities face challenging fiscal future - The Astorian (opens the original)
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Published 9:40 am Friday, September 4, 2026 The battle of Bunker Hill it was not. But, just last week, the city of Independence experienced a virtual storming of the gates at its closed municipal parks and a volunteer mower brigade threatening to reclaim their civic turf. But, unlike “the course of human events” that followed in the history of the city’s namesake, this revolt was halted when a nonprofit organization intervened to reopen the city’s riverside events venue. Historical analogies asi
Commentary: Skirmish on banks of the Willamette reminds us Oregon cities face challenging fiscal future - The Bulletin (opens the original)
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Published 9:40 am Friday, September 4, 2026 The battle of Bunker Hill it was not. But, just last week, the city of Independence experienced a virtual storming of the gates at its closed municipal parks and a volunteer mower brigade threatening to reclaim their civic turf. But, unlike “the course of human events” that followed in the history of the city’s namesake, this revolt was halted when a nonprofit organization intervened to reopen the city’s riverside events venue. Historical analogies asi
Commentary: Skirmish on banks of the Willamette reminds us Oregon cities face challenging fiscal future - The Portland Tribune (opens the original)
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Published 9:40 am Friday, September 4, 2026 The battle of Bunker Hill it was not. But, just last week, the city of Independence experienced a virtual storming of the gates at its closed municipal parks and a volunteer mower brigade threatening to reclaim their civic turf. But, unlike “the course of human events” that followed in the history of the city’s namesake, this revolt was halted when a nonprofit organization intervened to reopen the city’s riverside events venue. Historical analogies asi
Commentary: Are we letting Oregon’s initiative process become a playground for political weirdness? - The Portland Tribune (opens the original)
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Published 8:33 am Tuesday, July 28, 2026 When Initiative Petition 28 failed to qualify for Oregon’s November ballot last week, my first reaction was relief. IP 28 would have banned all hunting and fishing and most ranching and farming practices in the state. And, despite polls showing it would have faced overwhelming opposition from Oregon voters, its presence on the ballot would have sparked a silly debate about whether Oregonians should have to live like hunter-gatherers, without the hunting.
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