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Elizabeth Steiner, Democratic treasurer candidate, wants more Oregonians to save - Vimarsana News

Elizabeth Steiner, Democratic treasurer candidate, wants more Oregonians to save

The longtime legislative budget writer said she’d double the number of Oregon kids with college savings accounts and start a baby bonds program. The post Elizabeth Steiner, Democratic treasurer candidate, wants more Oregonians to save appeared first on Oregon Capital Chronicle.

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Republican Sen. Brian Boquist, barred from running for Senate, seeks state treasurer job • Oregon Capital Chronicle - Vimarsana News

Republican Sen. Brian Boquist, barred from running for Senate, seeks state treasurer job • Oregon Capital Chronicle

Boquist may face Nathan Sandvig, an Army veteran and renewable energy developer who threw his hat into the ring Sunday evening.

Republican Army veteran and renewable energy developer joins state treasurer race • Oregon Capital Chronicle - Vimarsana News

Republican Army veteran and renewable energy developer joins state treasurer race • Oregon Capital Chronicle

Nathan Sandvig, a U.S. Army veteran and renewable energy developer is the sole Republican to file leading up to Tuesday’s filing deadline.

Legislature poised to vote on $376 million package for housing, homelessness - Vimarsana News

Legislature poised to vote on $376 million package for housing, homelessness

The Oregon Legislature is poised to vote on a $376 million housing package that would give cities more flexibility to build homes outside city limits.

Proposal to fund summer school moves forward, with 40% less money - Vimarsana News

Proposal to fund summer school moves forward, with 40% less money

Lawmakers on Wednesday took a bittersweet vote to advance funding for summer school and community-based summer learning programs after failing to provide anything last year.