Beaverton School Board candidate pans critical race theory May 02 2021
Jeanette Schade, who is running for Zone 1, is facing criticism online along with a protest against her candidacy.
A candidate running for Beaverton School Board is receiving backlash after recent posts on her campaign page that led to a protest near the Beaverton School District building.
Jeanette Schade, who is running for Zone 1 against incumbent Susan Greenberg, is running on a platform opposed to critical race theory and comprehensive sexuality education.
On Monday, April 26, a crowd gathered on Southwest Jenkins Road and Murray Boulevard near the school district s headquarters to protest Schade and wave signs in support of anti-racism and LGBTQ rights, reported KOIN 6 News, a news partner of Pamplin Media Group. Video of the protest showed at least a few dozen attendees.
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Suburban Republicans reflect on Oregon s GOP
In Clackamas County - a Republican stronghold - elected officials and party leaders decline to comment.
The Portland Tribune asked some of our suburban sister publications within the Pamplin Media Group to reach out to prominent Republicans in their community, to get their take on the rift within the GOP.
Reporter Sam Stites in Clackamas County found, across the board, Republicans reluctant to wade into the story.
Clackamas County GOP chair Margie Hughes did not respond to a request for comment. Neither did any other elected officials or party leaders in the county.
As far as county politics go, Republicans have been far more successful in recent years in Clackamas County than they have in Multnomah or Washington counties.
February 09 2021
Tigard is refining its vision for the regional center, a site that includes parts of Beaverton and Washington County
As Tigard works to refine its vision for how the Washington Square Regional Center will look in the future, several things are clear: High-rise housing isn t in as much demand as it used to be, retail needs are changing with the economy, and while car dealerships are still going strong, the city may press them to downscale their sprawling footprints.
Those were some of the comments made as part of an update to the Washington Square Regional Center Update Project, a multi-year look at ways to refine the vision of an 827-acre site that includes not only the indoor shopping mall, which is in Tigard, but the surrounding area, including parts of Beaverton and unincorporated Washington County.