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Pulliam wants to take back Oregon as next GOP governor Gubernatorial hopeful swings by Troutdale during campaign trail, shares priorities for state Sandy Mayor Stan Pulliam is a passionate leader with a vision for his hometown and a desire to take those ideas all the way to the top seat in Oregon government. The presumptive gubernatorial candidate visited Troutdale Wednesday evening, April 28, for a listening session to talk about his priorities and, more importantly, hear from voters. All of it is part of an effort, in his words, to "take the state back." "I'm running for governor...

Gov. Brown to meet with Oregon mayors on pandemic issues Evan Schreiber Replay Video UP NEXT Oregon Governor Kate Brown is set to hold a conference with the Oregon Mayors Association to discuss a range of issues, from pandemic relief to county risk levels. The rift between Brown and several city mayors has been well-documented throughout the coronavirus pandemic. There’s a lot of frustration shared among our members on the governor’s mandates and a lack of transparency about how effective these closures are," Beth Wytoski said, the mayor of Dayton and the president of the...

"She said that we had boarded-up windows everywhere because of COVID," Pulliam said. "Well, I have news for that county commissioner: COVID does not seep through plywood. These windows are boarded up because of the riots in downtown Portland." The mayor also discussed the impacts of the continued violence and vandalism on those living in the city. "There seems to be no end," Pulliam said. "We had over one hundred days straight … throughout the summer of all kinds of violence and destruction of local storefronts." "There seems to be no end in sight," he added. "And Portlanders are getting ...

Rally calls to reopen Oregon businesses January 12 2021 About 80 attendees gathered in St. Helens to protest COVID-19 restrictions on restaurants and other businesses. Approximately 80 people gathered in St. Helens on Saturday, Jan. 9, in protest of Gov. Kate Brown's restrictions on businesses. Gyms, movie theaters, indoor dining and other businesses are closed in Columbia County to slow the spread of COVID-19. Organizer Caden Willaby, a 2020 graduate of St. Helens High School, told the crowd that elected officials didn't understand how much the restrictions were harming local bus...

Clackamas County leaders weigh in on Mark Shull's comments Swearing-in ceremony called off as mayors, city councilors 'appalled' by county commissioner's Facebook Elected officials from across the Portland metro region are weighing in on statements made by County Commissioner Mark Shull on his personal Facebook account representing racist, transphobic, Islamophobic and anti-immigrant views. Shull — who took office Monday, Jan. 4, and was set to be sworn in Wednesday, Jan. 13 — is facing harsh criticism from the sentiments he's espoused online, as well as calls for his resignati...