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Oregon Democratic US Rep Earl Blumenauer reflects on 27 years in Congress and what comes next

U.S. Rep. Earl Blumenauer, a quirky but deeply respected figure in Oregon politics for decades, has decided not to seek reelection after 27 years in Congress, citing turmoil on Capitol Hill and a desire to be more involved in addressing the challenges facing his hometown of Portland. Known for donning a bow tie and bicycle pin, Blumenauer, 75, has served roughly five decades in public office at the local, state and federal level. Emblematic of the cycling culture and green living that Portland has come to be known for, he worries that the city's identity, which he helped forge during his time in City Hall, is being overshadowed by the homelessness and mental health issues gripping its streets.

City Council narrowly introduces Ryan Field concert plan, setting up contentious November vote

After a contentious public comment period featuring more than 100 speakers Monday night, City Council narrowly voted to introduce ordinances allowing Northwestern’s plans to rebuild Ryan Field and host concerts at the new stadium. As part of the $800 million rebuild, NU has planned to host public-facing concerts at the football stadium to help offset.

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