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ODOT announces massive graffiti removal project on I-84 in July

ODOT is planning a massive graffiti removal along I-84 in July.ODOT spokesperson Don Hamilton says crews will clear graffiti from midnight to noon on July 14 fr

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Bloke wrongly declared dead and cremated is still alive and says his life was a mess

Bloke wrongly declared dead and cremated is still alive and says his life was a mess
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Family of 23-year-old Oregon man are told he had died of a drug overdose, he was cremated and his ashes were stored in an urn only to find out he s ALIVE and well three months later

Tyler Chase, 23, was declared dead from a drug overdose on September 11 by the Multnomah Country Medical examiner. But three months later, the family discovered he was alive.

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Climate Lawsuits Undermine The Democratic Process To Enrich Lawyers

Climate lawsuits exploit global climate change concerns to circumvent the democratic process and implement costly public policy, while potentially enriching lawyers.

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Is City Council s Proposal to Ban Unsheltered Homelessness Legal?

As Mayor Ted Wheeler and Commissioner Dan Ryan have fast-tracked a proposal to criminalize homeless camping and create mass encampments through City Council, few have discussed whether or not the plan would pass legal muster. A review of recent cases by attorneys familiar with laws regarding homelessness, however, finds that it might not. "No matter how popular criminalizing homelessness might become, it does not render it lawful," writes ACLU Legal Director Kelly Simon in a.

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