Weekday Wrap: Former Oregon Health Authority director explains why he left the post
In other news, Ashlanders rebuild memorial for Black lives, Wyden promises action on contaminated groundwater, and wilderness permits go on sale.
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In other news, Ashlanders rebuild memorial for Black lives, Wyden promises action on contaminated groundwater, and wilderness permits go on sale.
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The Mercury provides news and fun every single day—but your help is essential. If you believe Portland benefits from smart, local journalism and arts coverage, please consider making a small monthly contribution, because without you, there is no us. Thanks for your support! Good afternoon, Portland! Let's dive right in. In local news: • A well-funded “energy choice” group may threaten the implementation of Eugene City Council’s recent ban on gas appliances in some new...
James Schroeder is stepping down as interim head of the Oregon Health Authority after less than two months. Schroeder had been expected to cruise to confirmation as the agency’s first
One lawmaker said she’s seeing a “skyrocketing” problem of too many people with substance abuse disorder being unable to access treatment and described her bills as a “stopgap” that she said will save lives.