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"When Sacco was researching this graphic history in Gaza in 2002, his guide, Abed Elassouli, would often introduce the cartoonist to potential interviews by presenting them with a copy of 'Palestine,' Sacco's first swan dive into the Middle East.
State says St. Helens schools don't meet ELL expectations
Seventy percent of Oregon's school programs for English language learners, including the one in St.
Delayed openings for some Columbia Gorge schools
Icy roads in parts of Columbia County and the Columbia Gorge are prompting delayed school openings today.
Bankrupt ethanol plant sells for $15M
The state of Oregon won't recover much of a $20 million loan to Cascade Grain Products LLC .
Brad Gooch on Raymond Carver's messy, brutal life, groundbreaking fiction, and the controversy over his editor's influence - all detailed in Carol Sklenicka's definitive new biography .
The state of Oregon will likely lose the majority of a $20 million loan given to a bankrupt ethanol producer.
Rainier A Rainier man was arrested on Thanksgiving for allegedly...
A Rainier man was arrested on Thanksgiving for allegedly colliding with three separate vehicles on I-5 and attempting to flee from police in a high-speed chase.
Suspect in Rainier shooting in police custody after investigation
A seventeen-year-old male is in custody on charges of attempted murder and assault in the first degree in connection with a Nov.
Identity of Rainier shooting suspect released; juvenile in custody after Nov. 28 shooting
Seventeen-year-old Scott David LaVelle Jr., of Longview, is in custody on charges of attempted murder and assault in the first degree in connection with a Nov.
Man with colorful past shot in local trailer park
The man who in September led police on chase to a St. Helens, Ore., meth house was shot Saturday night at a trailer park in Rainier.
Man with ecosabotage ties to Oregon jailed in China on drug charges
An American man wanted for ecoterrorism attacks in the western United States, including Clatskanie, Ore., has been sentenced to three years in a Chinese prison on drug charges.
Federal fish biologists question Columbia River LNG project
The National Marine Fisheries Service submitted a lengthy list of questions and concerns about the proposed Bradwood Landing liquefied natural gas terminal this week, posing additional hurdles for the Columbia River project.
On Thursday Kibbi Lightfeldt stumbled on a gruesome sight: her dog, shot and killed, near a public park.
Lease deal for proposed LNG terminal site in Astoria draws fire
Opponents of a proposed liquid natural gas terminal near Astoria are asking Gov.
Zen Buddhists host session on spending and desire
The Buddha had a way with words: "There is no river like craving," he said, according to his followers.
Tax bills on the rise for Columbia County property owners
Property owners, be on the lookout for your 2009-2010 property tax statements, which will soon be in the mail.
Portland police traffic captain injured in wreck faces long recovery
Capt. Eric Hendricks, Portland Police, was recently moved to a rehabilitation center.
Down to the wire: Most districts report stimulus spending just hours before deadline
For weeks, officials at the Oregon Department of Education have been issuing ominous warnings to school business managers: Federal stimulus funds are subject to maximum accountability and transparency, and every district must report in detail how it's spent its first three months of stimulus money by 5 p.m. Sept.
Home Grown: Father inspires Medford man to follow in his footsteps
Stephen Gerritz put down the guitar to pursue his wealth-management business, but he still keeps a few near by in his home office.
Police captain injured in crash
A captain with the Portland Police Bureau's traffic division and his wife were injured in a crash Monday afternoon on Highway 30, state police said.
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