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Violence. President trumps pardon of joe arpaio. Hurricane harvey becoming the congressest storm to hit the u. S. In 13 years. Adam, whats the latest . Reporter this storm is a Tropical Storm. It was a category 4 storm. The important area is off to the east of this storm or right side of the storm. Running up towards houston over to portions of louisiana. There is rain falling in houston, winds 60 miles per hour. Its a slow mover, this particular system. Everything you are looking at in that hig...

Violence. President trumps pardon of joe arpaio. Hurricane harvey becoming the congressest storm to hit the u. S. In 13 years. Adam, whats the latest . Reporter this storm is a tropical storm. It was a category 4 storm. The important area is off to the east of this storm or right side of the storm. Running up towards houston over to portions of louisiana. There is rain falling in houston, winds 60 miles per hour. Its a slow mover, this particular system. Everything you are looking at in that hig...

<strong>Proposals for groups looking to take ownership of the building are due by June 23.</strong>

In 2016, after decades of the building falling into disrepair, the Oregon Community Foundation accepted temporary ownership of the one-story structure, at the request of the state of Oregon. Now, OCF is in the process of figuring out how to gift the building back to a Black-led non-profit that is willing to center arts, healing and intergenerational community-building within the space, in perpetuity.

At the request of the State of Oregon, the Oregon Community Foundation (OCF), which annually distributes more than $200 million statewide in grants and scholarships, is the current temporary administrator of the building. Currently, OCF is preparing for a community-led process that will eventually transfer permanent ownership of the one-story building to a Black-run 501(c)3 nonprofit willing to authentically honor the Black community’s cultural ties to the facility. The selected organization w...

At the request of the State of Oregon, the Oregon Community Foundation (OCF), which annually distributes more than $200 million statewide in grants and scholarships, is the current temporary administrator of the building. Currently, OCF is preparing for a community-led process that will eventually transfer permanent ownership of the one-story building to a Black-run 501(c)3 nonprofit willing to authentically honor the Black community’s cultural ties to the facility. The selected organization w...

NAMC-OR partner, member win DJC Women of Vision awards In late October, NAMC-OR partner Truebeck Construction’s Betsy Bice and member Try Excellence’s Ericka Warren were recognized as leaders in the construction industry by the Daily Journal of Commerce. The two were presented with DJC Oregon Women of Vision awards for their technical skills, mentoring and ...

Race a factor in mistreatment of Gresham deputy city manager Third-party findings show mistreatment of Deputy Manager Corey Falls; police resistance toward equity, inclusion Accusations made by a prominent Gresham city employee about years of mistreatment, harassment and abuse while working at the Gresham Police Department and City Hall have been substantiated by a third-party, independent investigation. Last summer Gresham City Council hired Paula Barran, of Barran Liebman LLP, to lo...