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Pamplin Media Group - Family of dog sentenced to euthanasia sues Clackamas County

Family of dog sentenced to euthanasia sues Clackamas County January 14 2021 Lanea Kollenburn: We of course love our children and would never put them in harm s way, but the totality of circumstances must be considered The Kollenburns of Molalla, owners of the dog Lladk, are suing Clackamas County and the Clackamas Board of County Commissioners in federal court for discrimination and asking for Lladk to be returned home. The issue has been ongoing since July when Lladk bit Lanea and Caleb Kollenburn s then 15-month-old son on the head after the toddler had escaped out the doggy door, and Lladk was subsequently sentenced to euthanasia.

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Pamplin Media Group - Clackamas County Commissioner Mark Shull under fire for racist, anti-immigrant statements

A county resident s blog highlights Islamophobic and transphobic comments on Facebook. New Clackamas County Commissioner Mark Shull is in the hot seat after a blog created by a local resident highlighted more than a dozen posts he s made to his personal Facebook page espousing anti-immigrant, Islamophobic and transphobic sentiments. The blog Documenting Mark Shull s Racism was created by Cris Waller, a Jennings Lodge resident and Oregon House District 40 leader for the county s Democratic Party. The website highlights quotes and screenshots of around 20 posts made by Shull during the past two years representing views that Islam and Muslim people are a threat to America, and, on occasion, seemingly calling for violence.

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Pamplin Media Group - Mark Shull under fire for racist, anti-immigrant statements

A county resident s blog highlights Islamophobic and transphobic comments on Facebook. New Clackamas County Commissioner Mark Shull is in the hot seat after a blog created by a local resident highlighted more than a dozen posts he s made to his personal Facebook page espousing anti-immigrant, Islamophobic and transphobic sentiments. The blog Documenting Mark Shull s Racism was created by Cris Waller, a Jennings Lodge resident and Oregon House District 40 leader for the county s Democratic Party. The website highlights quotes and screenshots of around 20 posts made by Shull during the past two years representing views that Islam and Muslim people are a threat to America, and, on occasion, seemingly calling for violence.

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Pamplin Media Group - Tootie Smith receives backlash, support for COVID comments

Pamplin Media Group - Tootie Smith receives backlash, support for COVID comments
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Pamplin Media Group - New Clackamas County commissioners dive right into business

New Clackamas County commissioners dive right into business Tootie Smith, Mark Shull take seats to tackle reopening plans and wildfire recovery One new and one familiar face joined the Clackamas Board of County Commissioners in its first meeting of 2021 on Tuesday, Jan. 5, to hear updates on several topics and issues facing the county. County Chair Tootie Smith and Commissioner Mark Shull both elected to the board in 2020 took their official oaths of office in private ceremonies over the holidays and will participate in a ceremonial swearing on Wednesday, Jan. 13. Smith, a political veteran who has served as both a state legislator and Clackamas County commissioner, seemed not to miss a beat in her four-year absence from public service as she dove head first into county business while leading the meeting. Shull chimed in on occasion to offer his view or asking questions to clarify details.

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