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'TriMet Barber,' Jared Walter, found guilty of photographing women in public restrooms - Vimarsana News

'TriMet Barber,' Jared Walter, found guilty of photographing women in public restrooms

A convicted sex offender, who in the past cut women’s hair on TriMet buses and put bodily fluids in their hair, earning him the moniker, “The TriMet Barber,” wa

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Indictment of Jesse Calhoun alleges 50-day killing spree - Vimarsana News

Indictment of Jesse Calhoun alleges 50-day killing spree

The indictment against a man accused of murdering three women and moving their bodies to rural areas shows the killings occurred over just 50 days — offering the first clear

Multnomah County Health News: Urgent Call to Address Rising PTSD Rates in US Colleges - Vimarsana News

Multnomah County Health News: Urgent Call to Address Rising PTSD Rates in US Colleges

In this article, Dr. Shelandra Bell, DO, Family Medicine, shares her expert insights of the findings and provides Oregon residents with evidence-based recommendations for protecting their health.Why This Matters to

As Oregon birth rates fall, so does enrollment at PPS district - Vimarsana News

As Oregon birth rates fall, so does enrollment at PPS district

Portland Public Schools enrollment is falling more quickly than the rest of the state. Researchers expect that trend to continue for years.

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Oregon Wineries and Vineyards Seek $100M from PacifiCorp for Wildfire Smoke Damage - Vimarsana News

Oregon Wineries and Vineyards Seek $100M from PacifiCorp for Wildfire Smoke Damage

Dozens of Oregon wineries and vineyards have sued PacifiCorp over the deadly 2020 wildfires that ravaged the state, alleging that the utility's decision