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Oregon lawmakers put more than $1 billion toward last-minute budget needs - Vimarsana News

Oregon lawmakers put more than $1 billion toward last-minute budget needs

The 124-page list of budget projects sprinkles money throughout state agencies and services.

Source: kezi.com
After walkout and weekend, Legislature sprints to 2023 session finish line - Vimarsana News

After walkout and weekend, Legislature sprints to 2023 session finish line

The Oregon Legislature enters a short final week of the 2023 session with an avalanche of bills to dig itself out from under and Sunday's constitutional deadline hanging over lawmakers'

After walkout, Oregon Legislature sprints toward finish line | State - Vimarsana News

After walkout, Oregon Legislature sprints toward finish line | State

The Oregon Legislature enters a short final week of the 2023 session with an avalanche of bills to dig itself out from under and Sunday's constitutional deadline hanging over lawmakers'

Is reducing greenhouse gas emissions mandatory or aspirational? Climate package could decide - Vimarsana News

Is reducing greenhouse gas emissions mandatory or aspirational? Climate package could decide

House Republicans have held up a vote on a package full of climate bills, claiming a substantive word was changed too late in the process.

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To persuade public defenders to stay, Oregon needs to pay more. Lawmakers aren't saying by how much - Vimarsana News

To persuade public defenders to stay, Oregon needs to pay more. Lawmakers aren't saying by how much

The equivalent of about 460 full-time public defenders work in Oregon, and many of them have said they’re considering leaving their jobs if the state won’t pay them competitive wages.

Source: tdn.com