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Portland School Board candidates
I attended the forum at Portland Public Schools’ headquarters last night, along with more than 50 other citizens. Taped coverage will be shown on Channel 28 every Tuesday and Thursday at 6:30 p.m.,…
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Vote No on 26-91, No on all 4
The final post in the thrilling four part series, following Vote No on 26-89, Vote No on 26-90, and Vote No on 26-92. Top Three Reasons to Vote No on Measure 26-91: 1.…
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Vote No on Measure 26-92
I’m skipping out of order in reviewing the proposed Portland City Charter changes, instead of posting on 26-91, because there is so little information anywhere about the other three measures. Citizens will receive…
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The School Board needs Ruth Adkins more than ever
Yesterday’s announcement by Portland Public Schools Superintendent Vicki Phillips of her impending departure in a more lucrative career move, gives even more compelling reasons to elect Ruth Adkins to the Portland School Board.…
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Blowing a fuse
There is so much inaccurate information in reviews of the four ballot measures in this week’s newspaper endorsements by Willamette Week and the Mercury (yes, even the Mercury – all hope is lost),…
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Vote No on Measure 26-90
The top three reasons to Vote No on Measure 26-90, Civil Service Charter changes: 1. It increases potential for political patronage, favoritism, and corruption in Portland’s city government, by greatly increasing the number…
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Nice catch, Dan!
I spent the morning at Portland City Council’s Wednesday morning session. The meeting was called to order five minutes late, as usual. Two impressive 17 year-olds then answered Mayor Potter’s regular question, “How…
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