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May 25 2021 Budget goes to House as senator says 'there are more bills to come that add to stability.' A two-year, $9.3 billion fund for state support of public schools is halfway through the Oregon Legislature. The Senate passed the budget on a 23-6 vote Tuesday, May 25, and moved it to the House. It is more than the $9.1 billion that Gov. Kate Brown originally proposed in her budget Dec. 1, but still less than the $9.6 billion sought by the Oregon School Boards Association, which represents 197 school districts. However, a projected excess in corporate income tax collections will boost...

Cities, counties must reassess rules against camping, loitering April 15 2021 Oregon House bill is intended to comply with 2018 federal appeals court decision against blanket bans. Cities and counties would have to specify why they are restricting camping or loitering, based on "objectively reasonable" factors of time, place or manner, under a bill that has cleared the Oregon House. A 36-22 vote on Thursday, April 15, sent House Bill 3115 to the state Senate. The bill sets in place a 2018 decision by the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, which covers Oregon, against an anti-camp...

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20 Under 40: Lisa Chinoski FacebookTwitterEmail Lisa and Travis Chinoski Editor's note: This Q&A is part of our annual 20 Under 40 section where we feature 20 people younger than 40 from the Thumb Area who are doing great things. Stories will be published throughout the week and will be featured in a full package once they are all posted. Name: Lisa Chinoski Hometown: Bad Axe Employer: Steakhouse 1. Current job title/responsibilities: Floor Manager, Steakhouse. I manage the front of the house, all waitstaff and host employees, including scheduling, and customer relations. Currently I also he...

Buckeye and Wolverine fans disappointed over canceled game, but have high hopes for next year This marks the first time since 1918 that the Buckeyes and Wolverines did not play against one another. Author: Zeinab Cheaib Updated: 11:22 PM EST December 12, 2020 The annual rivalry game between Michigan and Ohio State, scheduled for Saturday in Columbus had to be canceled earlier in the week due to COVID-19. It marks the first time since 1918 that the Buckeyes and Wolverines did not play against one another. The canceled game didn't stop Michigan and Ohio State fa...