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Community college leaders dismayed by bill waiving tuition
A bill in the Oregon legislature that would make tuition free to qualified students has piqued the concern of community college leaders.
Oregon legislature supports easier access to birth control
Two history-making bills move forward.
Where does Portland rank among best-read cities?
Pacific Northwest cities dominate Amazon’s ranking of cities that buy and read the most books.
Lawmakers tweak gun background check bill
The House Judiciary Committee agrees to tweak bill to allow short-term lending of firearms.
Gov. Kate Brown: Don’t prosecute Kitzhaber whistleblower
In an interview with Willamette Week, Gov. Kate Brown said Michael Rodgers’ “intentions were good.”
Oregon universities promise to slow tuition hikes if they can get funding
If the Oregon Legislature provides more funding for education, universities will slow skyrocketing costs for students.
Foster Farms joins other major poultry producers in stemming antibiotic use
The biggest poultry producer in the West wants to phase out the use of human antibiotics.
Starve Ups aims to provide $3M to startups
Entrepreneurial group wants to give investing a try.
How the West Coast tech boom is reshaping Wall Street
Finding themselves competing for talent, investment banks relax expectations for young workers.