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With Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton paying so much attention to Oregon, who can even think about such pedestrian matters as the state Legislature? Still, the candidates for the Oregon House and Senate are on ... via KATU-TV Portland

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“The stakes are so high in this campaign, and it's important that we come together and make sure our voices are heard.”

In a rural Republican rodeo town, former President Bill Clinton touted his wife's economic, education, energy and health care policies and urged residents to support her in Oregon's upcoming primary, saying she ... via KCPQ

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This is the fourth consecutive year that Gov. Kulongoski has declared May 4 to 10 as "Wildfire Awareness Week." This week is set aside each spring to remind everyone that we live in a beautiful, but high ... via Statesman Journal

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Marion and Polk counties - Dutch Bros. Coffee locations throughout Oregon are joining with the Muscular Dystrophy Association to donate all proceeds from coffee sales today to fund ALS research. via Statesman Journal

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Posted by The Associated Press May 10, 2008 18:31PM The Hillary Clinton campaign has announced more stops in Oregon of former President Bill Clinton on Sunday and Monday. via Oregonlive.com

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“I kinda figured it was going Pony Express.”

FBI to mistaken "Waddling Bandit:" Cash this Posted by Bryan Denson, The Oregonian May 09, 2008 18:33PM The check's in the mail for Tillamook retiree Bob Christie, the FBI's one-time suspect in the "Waddling ... via OregonLive.com

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Sen. Barack Obama addressed an enthusiastic crowd of University of Oregon students and got raucous cheers when he said his priority would be to end the war in Iraq, a war he said should never have begun. via KATU-TV Portland

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“Sorry, times are tough, we really couldn't afford to hire 139 new troopers. Pink slips to you newest guys and gals, and good luck getting jobs with local police departments.”

Oregon State Police troopers risk a lot for Oregonians as they patrol the state's highways. via Statesman Journal

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In a potentially fatal blow to three proposals to build liquefied natural gas terminals in Oregon, the state Department of Energy released a report Friday stating that imported LNG isn't needed, would be more ... via The Oregonian

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“All we have to do is capture it and get people to agree to it.”

You might think they're crazy. And they agree. "Absolutely," said Paul Koch. "We are." But they think a little crazy could solve some problems. via KVAL-TV Eugene

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