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'Amazing Grace' Expands Social Services
'At-Risk' Youth Build Garden for Food Bank
'Citizens Jury' Examines Impacts of Voter Initiatives
'Emerge' to Target Northeast Portland Women for Political Office
'Father's House' Plans Big Holiday Toy Drive
'Iron Lady' Visits Portland
'Lettuce Grow' Brings Gardens, Classes to Oregon Prisons
'Sta Sof Fro' Creator Visits Portland
'Vacuum Project' Gives a Face to the Uninsured
60 Years Later, Vanport's Children Recall Flood
A Freed Slave's Words Get New Life
A New Leader in Education
A tale of two urban schools
A World of Construction Beckons
Administrator Named New Principal of Jefferson High School
Advocates Circle Wagons Around Cart
African Film Fest Opens Friday
After 15 Years, Mic Crenshaw Goes Solo
After 150 Years, a Freed Slaves Words Get New Life
After the Shock
Agencies Struggle to Keep Food Insecurity Low
Alliance Links Crisis Lines, National Guard
Anti-Racists Pinpoint Hammerfest Location
Anti-Violence Office Saved, for Now
Are Our Schools Failing Students? You Bet
Artist Recruiting Students for Graffiti Style Art Class
As Website Lacked Black History, Activists Stepped in to Fill the Gap
At 90, WWII Vet Russell Jones Recalls Battles of the South Pacific
Attorney General Gets Out of the Office, Into the Wild
Audit Arrives, Jefferson Principal on Leave
Audit Finds Many Victims Lack Restitution
Audit Pushes 6,200 Off Washington State Health Insurance Rolls
Audits Find Youth Corrections, Earned Time Programs Working, Mostly
Autism Center Proposed
Avel Gordly Launches Second Mayoral Recall Effort
Avel Gordly Wins Drum Major Award
Barrier-Breaking Nurse Practitioner Retires
Bend Author Ponders Race, Romance in New Novel
Bill Aims to Inform Jurors in Measure 11 Cases
Bill Would Decrease Tax Burden of Poor
Bill: Census Should Count Prisoners As Residents of Their Home Counties
Black History Film 'Local Color' Rereleased
Black History Now on Oregon's 150th Birthday Website
Black History: Major Taylor, the Fastest Biker in the World
Black Members Divided on Citizens Initiative Findings
Black Starbucks Workers Allege Mistreatment, Wrongful Termination
Black Vets Open New Chapter
Bmx Riders, Businessmen See a Growth Industry
Book Project Documents the First Families of Vancouver
Brewery Makes Gigabit Ale to Woo Google
Bridge Brings Problems
Bridge Plan Still Draws Criticism, Support
Calls to Suicide Line Spike
Campbell Family Files Wrongful Death Suit
Care for Veterans' Health
Carter's Resignation Leaves One African American Legislator in Oregon
Chado Design Wins Chinese Contract
Child Welfare Reform
Children' Clinic in North Portland Seeks More Patients
Children's Fair Brings Peaceful Message
City Can Now Seize Property from Pimps, Johns
City Focuses on Refugee Population
City to Create Human Relations Office
City Unveils Action Plan to Fight Housing Discrimination
City Will Settle Racial Discrimination Suit
Civil Rights Issues in High Speed Internet?
Class Helps Adults with Literacy
Clinic Looks for New Digs
Clinic Slated for Mlk
Club Hits Halfway Mark
Community Cycling Center Makes Effort to Break Down Minority Biking Barriers
Company Creates Boom for Black South Africans
Conference Increases African Education
Conference Offers Free Help to Entrepreneurs
Congress Approves Dtv Delay
Congress Approves Dtv Delay
Cool Nutz Gives Local Artists Boost with Show
Cool Nutz Warms Up, Reflects with 'The Miracle'
Cops, Mother Help Break Cold Case
Council Approves Initial Major League Soccer Plans
Council Expected to Vote This Week on Bike Plan
County Budget Could Cut Social Programs
County's Black Men Speak Out at Budget Forum
Critics Say Police Review Change Is Misguided
Curfew Program Progresses
Cycling Advocate Pushes for Unity After Assault
Cycling Center Gives More Than Holiday Cheer
Deltas Break Ground on 'Living Building' Community Center
Democrats Diversify Delegation
Did Pharmacy Board's Cannabis Rescheduling Follow Science?
Disparity Inside Jail Cells
Diverse Grant High Constitution Team Third Best in U.S.
Diversity Conference Highlights Differences in Race, Cultures
Diversity in Firefighting Has Improved, But There's a Long Way to Go
Doctors Reimbursed for Drug Interventions
Downtown Booze Restrictions Hit Cheap Plonk, Leave Microbrews Alone
Dwight Terry Appointed to Oregon Funeral Board
Election Day Hurdles for Ex-Felons
Elections Deadline May 20
Erasing Racial Opacity

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