Questions Raised About What PPB Knew Day Of Shooting

John Elifritz’s Oregon Department of Corrections file raises questions about what Portland Police knew about his criminal history the day they shot and killed him.

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Portland Utility Bureaus Will Help Renters At Risk Of Eviction

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For the first time, Portland's utility bureaus will help out families in apartments at risk of eviction by providing what amounts to a rebate on their utility bills.

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Band Takes Johnny Cash's 'Folsom' Concert To Oregon Prisons

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For the 50th anniversary of Johnny Cash's “At Folsom Prison,” a Portland band is restaging the concert at prisons across the state. We go with them to Coffee Creek’s women’s facility.

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BLM Working To Stop Flow Of Contaminants From SW Oregon Mine

Roseburg News Review

This summer, the Roseburg Bureau of Land Management is working to stop the flow of heavy metal contaminants from the Formosa Mine southwest of Riddle into nearby creeks.