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Dozens of legislative bills address curriculum, parent choice, teachers and more – Oregon Capital Chronicle

Dozens of education proposals are up for discussion in the Legislature, including on the quality of Oregon schools and the workforce.

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Legislative session opens with dozens of proposed constitutional changes – Oregon Capital Chronicle

Oregon lawmakers face 38 proposed changes to the state constitution this session, and several reflect Republican frustrations.

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Bill to Change Oregon-Idaho Border Gets Read in Oregon Senate

slowly, steadily, the idea is moving forward. Here's the latest

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Deschutes County representatives fill House GOP leadership roles

The Oregon House Republican Caucus recently elected its leadership for the 82nd legislative session, which will get underway Jan. 9 in Salem.

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Panel: Kotek did not create hostile workplace

SALEM — Democratic candidate for governor Tina Kotek did not create a hostile work environment for a lawmaker when she was House speaker, the Oregon House Conduct Committee determined Monday

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