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(Photo/ Iqbal Farooz) 

You can find plastic trash everywhere. It’s one of the most common items in roadside litter. New regulations from the Washington Department of Ecology will help to address those problems

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November marks National Veteran and Military Families Month, highlighted by Veterans Day on Saturday, Nov. 11.

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Marvin B. Figueroa 

Figueroa’s hire increases diversity among chiefs of staff in Senate personal offices

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General Assembly has December 8 deadline to create maps equitable for Black voters

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Beethoven's Ninth Symphony and a festive balloon drop serve as the grand finale to the holiday concert series

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Create a sense of belonging and curate a passion for history as an OHS Volunteer Educator!

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ACT Contemporary Theatre announced this week the cast and creative team for their 48th production of the beloved classic, A Christmas Carol.

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Britt Block, What a Bee Sees: Apple Blossom, 2022. Pastel on Paper, 54” x 45” (detail). Featured in Oregon State University's 2023 Art About Agriculture exhibition. (Photo/OSU) 

The touring show will be on display from Nov. 17 to Dec. 31 in the Antoinette Hatfield Hall Rotunda at Portland’5 Centers for the Arts

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University of Portland Chiles Center 

Gift advances the Chiles Foundation’s long-standing commitment to UP and its home arena in the heart of North Portland

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Light posts in a wooded park 

Portland Parks & Recreation will begin replacing dozens of light poles across 11 city parks this month, starting with Colonel Summers Park at SE 17th Avenue and Taylor Street.

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