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Last summer, I watched a girl running along the old, russet towers of Gas Works Parkâs namesake gasification plant. She hopped from one scaffolding to another, posed atop a tank, drifted along a pipe. She couldnât have been more than 15. A city worker arrived and yelled at her to get down. Fallingâand she could have at any momentâwould likely mean broken bones, torn ligaments, internal bleeding, perhaps death. Yet she moved with the unworried finesse of an acrobat or gymnast. The Gas Works plant, dormant since 1956, was repurposed into a sort of public art piece in 1976, when the park opened. Now the girl repurposed it again as a performance apparatus.
Clackamas County Chair Tootie Smith wants to curb ‘severely political’ comments in face of calls for colleague to resign
Updated Feb 10, 2021;
Posted Feb 09, 2021
On Tuesday, Clackamas County Board of Commission Chair Tootie Smith announced she will move the public comment portion to the end of the board’s weekly business meetings, and she floated the idea of limiting public comments to 30 minutes overall with each speaker getting up to two minutes instead of three. Here, she is shown at a Jan 1 protest in Salem against lockdown measures.The Oregonian
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Board Chair Tootie Smith has heard enough.
On Tuesday, Smith announced she will move the public comment portion to the end of the board’s weekly business meetings and she floated the idea of limiting public comments to 30 minutes overall with each speaker getting two minutes instead of three.