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Harsh rules frighten and discourage Oregon's international students (opens the original)
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Isha’s brother took his own life last year. He was her only sibling. She could not return to her home country to attend his funeral or comfort their parents. She could not give Street Roots her real first name. “I’m still grieving,” Isha said. “‘Still’ is an understatement. This grief will never go away. I will grieve forever. Yet I couldn’t go home. I couldn’t go home because of fear. I would be going home at the cost of a career I have so passionately aspired toward and devoted my entire life
Eviction moratoriums ended in Oregon, but the struggle to stay housed continues (opens the original)
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Jennifer fell $53 behind in rent at the affordable housing complex where she lived in Bend. She explained the situation to her landlords. They listened attentively. They might even say sympathetically. Then they kicked her out. Evicting Jennifer last February meant obtaining a court order and arranging for Deschutes County sheriff’s deputies to lock her out of her apartment. Court records report how all this cost the owners of the Crest Butte Apartments at least $88 — $35 more than Jennifer owed
One country, under surveillance (opens the original)
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Albany Planning Commissioner Remi Hill worries that local shoppers could find what’s really for sale is their privacy. “Customers should simply be the customers,” Hill told city councilors July 7. “They shouldn’t be the products. Monetizing our data changes that relationship, and we need to consider carefully how we move forward as a society with that.” Local businesses use surveillance cameras in their parking lots, ostensibly for security, but Hill said she’s not too sure that’s the real reaso
Mid-valley activist turned politician runs for Corvallis City Council seat (opens the original)
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Big Brother may be watching you, but for whatever comfort it brings, Bre Irish is giving that authoritarian thug the stink eye right back — at least in Oregon’s mid-Willamette Valley. One in a wave of democratic socialists running for office, the former legislative aide for U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden has left Capitol Hill and is back home in Corvallis. There, she is establishing herself as an iconoclastic voice in an area where people on the left often want to make change without making waves. “Mainstr
Mid-valley activist turned politician runs for Corvallis City Council seat (opens the original)
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Big Brother may be watching you, but for whatever comfort it brings, Bre Irish is giving that authoritarian thug the stink eye right back — at least in Oregon’s mid-Willamette Valley. One in a wave of democratic socialists running for office, the former legislative aide for U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden has left Capitol Hill and is back home in Corvallis. There, she is establishing herself as an iconoclastic voice in an area where people on the left often want to make change without making waves. “Mainstr
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