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The Oregon Legislature’s Joint Committee On Transportation ended its final meeting to advance bills on Thursday without moving the Interstate 5 Bridge replacement policy bill to the Joint Committee on

The bi-state Interstate Bridge Replacement program will host in-person neighborhood forums on Wednesday, May 31 in Vancouver and Tuesday, June 6 in Portland. Community members are invited to participate and ask questions. Program staff will be available to provide information and answer questions.

The downtown lot could become a light rail transit center if the Interstate Bridge Replacement project goes forward, and the city seems willing to bet on it.

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Homeowners and business owners in Winona County may qualify for financial assistance to repair or replace septic systems that are failing. Groundwater that provides Winona County residents with their drinking

Walla Walla engineers have opted for an accelerated timeline for the upcoming Chestnut Street road project, hoping to complete the whole project this year.

Columnists: A ‘union only’ rule would diminish competition and greatly restrict the number of contractors and workers eligible to work on the I-5 bridge replacement.

Oregon is being asked to kick in $1 billion for the $6 billion megaproject, and lawmakers are taking a fresh look at the cost of each piece of the work.

Alexandria Osborne

On Sept. 21, 2018, the Associated Press distributed a story with this headline: “Oregon House Speaker spurs talks on Interstate Bridge.” The Oregon House speaker in question was Tina Kotek. The story