Oregon equestrian coach likely author of own investigation March 10 2021
Oregon City High School official convicted of self-dealing appears to provide comments for herself in a defense purportedly written by athletic director.
The Oregon City High School equestrian coach who was recently convicted on violations of state law related to self-dealing appears to have written portions of the athletic director s investigatory report that led to the school board s decision not to fire her.
State officials have already said it was alarming that no red flags were raised for the school district in its consideration about whether to retain Angie Wacker as coach. OCHS Athletic Director Andy Jones investigative report provides evidence for just how many school officials missed several potential warnings.
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Lobbyists try for influence, without as much access to Oregon lawmakers
Updated Mar 03, 2021;
Posted Mar 03, 2021
Visitors, lobbyists and lawmakers hold conversations outside the legislative chambers. The pandemic has closed the Capitol to the public and lobbyists. The OregonianLC- The Oregonian
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By Jake Thomas, Salem Reporter
SALEM An impromptu five-minute conversation can be politically effective in the halls of the Oregon Capitol.
Such encounters have long been crucial for the army of Oregon lobbyists hoping to get a moment with a state legislator.
Paloma Sparks, the vice president of Oregon Business and Industry who serves as the group’s lobbyist, described her practice of parking herself outside of a committee hearing or a legislator’s office. Once the legislator emerged, she could walk with them to their next appointment or committee hearing.