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Should Palo Alto's California Avenue be reopened to cars? - Vimarsana News

Should Palo Alto's California Avenue be reopened to cars?

The closure of California Avenue to traffic has sparked debate among business owners and residents, and now city staff is proposing to keep it closed for at least another year while a firm develops alternatives for its future.

The Sad Truth About Drug Legalization - Vimarsana News

The Sad Truth About Drug Legalization

Oregon’s drug legalization “hasn’t gone as planned,” according to The Atlantic, and has been “an unmitigated disaster,” according to Oregon Clackamas County Commiss...

Clackamas County, OR Nearly 800 signatures made in support of the Office of Equity - Vimarsana News

Clackamas County, OR Nearly 800 signatures made in support of the Office of Equity

Nearly 800 community members signed a letter urging the county to continue funding the office ahead of next week's county commission meeting. The letter follows news that one commissioner wants to strike its funding.

Source: koin.com
Readers respond: Diversity, equity programs protect, not divide - Vimarsana News

Readers respond: Diversity, equity programs protect, not divide

Letters to the Editor can be submitted to letters@oregonian.com with full name and place of residence.

Racism, politics put Clackamas County equity budget at risk, says retired diversity manager - Vimarsana News

Racism, politics put Clackamas County equity budget at risk, says retired diversity manager

Clackamas County’s former diversity manager is speaking out against the county’s board of commissioners, saying their recent split vote to discuss defunding the Equity & Inclusion Office threatens the wellbeing of the county’s changing population and workforce.