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Oregonians Take Part in 'Polar Bear Plunge' and Help Special Olympics
Our ace photographer Q Madp, known for his role as the founder of IraqWarHeroes.org , was on scene to record the action.
Oregon men stuck in Tunisia now told they must fly home separately
The two Libyan Americans who were blocked from flying home to Oregon last month by the FBI are now being told only one can return with their attorney on Tuesday, a family member said.
OMSI visitors play with surgery robots as part of "Body Worlds" exhibit
Joseph Penna, 5, watches the robotic arms of a da Vinci Surgical Systems machine move rubber bands around a rubber site.
The Oregonian's 2012 Travel Photo Contest sends the winner on an Amsterdam vacation
A vacation package to Amsterdam, the Netherlands, will be awarded to the Grand Prize winner of The Oregonian's 2012 Travel Photo Contest, which continues through Friday, Feb.
Growing Jobs in Oregon: Economic Gardening as a Model Worthy of Our Support
By Valerie Plummer and Wilda Parks Despite an assertion by The Oregonian's Harry Esteve that Economic Gardening is "untested" [Oregonian, February 4, 2012, "Fellow Lawmaker's Pet Program is Spared" ], Economic Gardening is a sustained, long-term strategy to grow jobs and create wealth by providing a suite of services to high potential second-stage ... (more)
Oregon House Republicans tout 50,000 jobs in five years plan: Do they ...
On the final day of the legislative session last year. Lawmakers are back for a month-long session this month.
Secrets of the graves: Cemetery sleuths drive Oregon's back roads in search of pathos and mystery
Why, in God's name, would anyone want to visit cemeteries? For us it began with a woman, and a name: Patience McMaster.
Male wolf OR-9 from Imnaha pack killed by Idaho hunter with expired tag
This July 9, 2011, trail camera image shows wolves from the Imnaha pack on the Wallowa-Whitman National Forest in northeastern Oregon.
Oregon Trails: History of Hospitals
From the time the first settlers began arriving in Southern Oregon, it was a battle for survival and most often the enemy was disease and injury.
Romance and Wedding Vow Renewals at Central Oregon Coast Landmark
It's the annual and ever-popular feature in this sleepy Oregon coast hamlet: the Valentine's Day Renewals at the Little Log Church in Yachats.
Fred Noble, legendary Oregon skier, diagnosed with Lou Gehrig's...
Fred Noble, who says he has done about everything a human being can do is approaching Lou Gehrig's disease the same way he has approached the rest of his life.
Oregon City's Masonic Lodge for sale, attracts 2 offers
FEB. 6, 2012-- The Oregon City Masonic Lodge, built in 1907, is for sale. This is the original rawhide case used by wagon train leader Joel Palmer to transport the lodge charter to Oregon.
Natalie Cole and Oregon Symphony present a Valentine's Day concert
U.S. jazz singer Natalie Cole performs during her concert at the Torwar arena in Warsaw, Poland, Monday, July 16, 2007.
Marine veteran found after 2 days in Oregon snow
Single Sign-On: You can use Facebook account to log in to LasVegasSun.com. A former Marine sniper who suffers from panic attacks and fled on foot following a minor traffic accident in Oregon was found after two days in the snow.
Would-Be Jedi Attacks Oregon Police
An Oregon judge has used his force to order a 45-day jail sentence and mental health evaluation for a would-be Jedi who attacked toy store customers with a pair of lightsabers.
Oregon inmate's death called a homicide
The State Police said today the suspect is the cellmate of 28-year-old Michael Clarence Hagen.
Before gay marriage in Oregon, state constitution must be amended
PORTLAND, Ore. With the political makeup in Washington's statehouse in favor of same-sex marriage, the state had little trouble getting a gay-marriage bill passed.
Oregon House passes bill that would give some elderly, disabled...
This Portland home, valued at $801,630, qualified in 2010 for Oregon's senior property tax deferral program.
Oregon Ducks Recruiting Update: Looking ahead to 2013
With Oregon's class of 2012 pretty much accounted for, it's time to look ahead to 2013.
Oregon Marijuana Backers Blast Bill to Boost Fines
Adults caught with even small amounts of marijuana face new, steep fines of up to $5,000 under a bill introduced Friday in Oregon's abbreviated legislative session, backers of a move to decriminalize personal marijuana use said Wednesday.
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