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Survivor says campus support still falls short despite more talk about sexual assault (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: This story discusses sexual assault; if you or someone you know needs support, call RAINN’s National Sexual Assault Hotline at 800-656-HOPE (4673) A sexual assault survivor says universities need to do more than encourage students to report abuse. They need to take those reports seriously, protect survivors’ privacy and help them continue their education. Katie Yates says she was raped at a fraternity in 2015, when she was 18. More than a decade later, hearing about other sexual a
E-bike crashes involving young riders prompt Oregon lawmakers to weigh safety changes (opens the original)
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PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — Recent crashes involving children and teens on e-bikes, electric motorcycles and e-scooters are raising questions about safety and enforcement, even after Oregon changed some of its rules this summer. Deputies are warning families to understand the rules before letting their children ride. KATU asked state Rep. Susan McLain and Sen. Chris Gorsek what needs to happen next. READ ALSO: Teen on e-scooter dies at hospital after being hit by car in Beaverton House Bill 4007, wh
Longview school scandal saga continues with board voting on who pays for attorneys (opens the original)
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As Longview police continue investigating potential violations of Washington state’s mandatory reporter law, the Longview School Board has renewed the contract for Superintendent Karen Cloninger. (KATU) LONGVIEW, Wash. (KATU) — Months after sexual assault allegations at Mark Morris High School raised questions about the Longview School District’s response, the school board is set to consider paying the legal defense costs of three directors facing recall efforts. At its Monday night meeting, the
What could close next? Columbia Pool demolition highlights Portland’s $759M parks backlog (opens the original)
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PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — Portland plans to demolish Columbia Pool later this year, raising a question for people who use the city’s parks: What could be lost next? Portland Parks & Recreation says it has $759 million in needed maintenance across its system. Without stable, long-term funding, the bureau estimates that one in five park assets could fail over the next 15 years. Those assets include buildings, playgrounds and paths. It does not mean one in five parks is slated to close. The North Por
Multnomah County says mailing ballots is safe; officials urge sending them 7 days early (opens the original)
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PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — Multnomah County Elections Director Tim Scott said voters can safely return their ballots through the mail this fall as Oregon Secretary of State Tobias Read encourages voters to use secure drop boxes when possible. The two officials also say anyone returning a ballot through the mail should send it at least seven days before the Nov. 3 election. Scott said a small county test found delivery times were inconsistent. Election workers mailed three pieces of mail from the sa
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