Will Oregon's latest legislative walkout result in changes?
The Oregon Constitution still requires that two-thirds of lawmakers be present to provide a quorum in the House or Senate, giving walkouts their strategic power.
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Public input sought on Oregon dairy air pollution regulations
Proposed rules would apply to 37 of Oregon's largest dairies, which account for more than half the state's dairy cows.
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Our view: Legislators are looking at state's remote work policy
Somehow, we have a hunch that the state of Oregon’s remote work policy is going to change.
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Measure 113 would make walk outs trickier for Oregon lawmakers
Ballot Measure 113, if approved by voters, would prevent lawmakers who "walk out" for 10 days or more from holding office for the next term.
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New permits for Three Sisters, Mt. Jefferson on sale April 6. Here's what you need to know
New permits for Three Sisters, Mt. Jefferson on sale April 6. Here’s what you need to know Zach Urness, Salem Statesman Journal © Photo by Jeff Green / Dynamic Photography Broken Top Lake, also known as No Name Lake, has been closed to camping following overuse in the Three Sisters Wilderness. After years of debate and controversy, a new permit system designed to limit crowds in three of Oregon’s most popular wilderness areas kicks off April 6. That’s when the first batch of permits required to enter the Mount Jefferson, Three Sisters and Mount Washington wildernes...
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