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Five-year plan would raise property taxes $13 a month on average

Voters will be asked to consider a five-year levy in November, designed to pay for more teachers and updated books and learning materials.
The "local option" levy proposal was approved unanimously by the Portland School Board on Monday.
If voters approve the measure, taxes would be collected beginning in November 2007; it would provide the district $33 million in the first year and would result in $41.6 million in 2011-12, the levy's last year.


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Elementary schools doing well, but high schools falling behind

There's good news and bad news with this year's annual school achievement tests: 90…


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Applications are being accepted for a class to help individuals learn the skills to become leaders…


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Chemeketa Community College in Salem is offering a Leadership Institute designed for people who…


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"Multiple Sclerosis: The Best Options for Treatment," will be the topic of a free…


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"Ashes to Beauty — Living in Your Potential!" is a motivational summit for women…

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Terri Dennis and Tony Cash were married on Saturday, July 8, at Walker Temple Church of God in Christ in Portland. A reception followed at the Lloyd Center Double Tree Hotel. The bride is the daughter of Leeronure Brown and the late Lewis G. Dennis of Portland. The groom is the son of Gloria M. Cash and Howard E. Cash.


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TriMet riders will see some price and schedule changes in September.On Friday, Sept 1, TriMet…


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The Oregon Association of Minority Entrepreneurs will host the next "Coffee & Issues…


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