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Tiger Woods Faces Difficult Recovery
Golf sensation seriously hurt in car crash
Lucky to be alive, Woods faces a difficult recovery after being seriously injured on Tuesday in a rollover crash in suburban Los Angeles
I-5 Scar of Displacement Revisited
ODOT takes another look at Rose Quarter project
ODOT pledges to work with Black community for Rose Quarter I-5 project.
Named Youth of the Year
TreNisha Shearer honored for giving back
TreNisha Shearer shares her motivation to give back to the community upon being presented Youth of the Year award.
Taking Aim at Gun Law Loophole
Charleston survivor testifies before Oregon panel
Some Democratic lawmakers have put forward a bill that would close a loophole for buying a firearm without a background check.
Rethink Police Panel Forms
Group forms to shape oversight
Membership is an opportunity for people who want to have an impact on future policies and practices related to police reform
A Degree and a New Lease on Life
Workforce training center puts student on new path
One-on-one coaching and guidance allows PCC students to build skills, examine interests and create a plan.
Bust of York Appears in Park
The maker is unknown
A memorial bust of York, the Black slave who was part of the Lewis and Clark expedition, has appeared at Mt. Tabor Park
Street Team Dispatched
First calls taken for non-police crisis unit
Innovative non-police dispatch to assist people experiencing houselessness or a behavioral/mental health crisis has hit the streets.
Entrepreneur Inspired by Family
Launches online business for skin care products
Randi Stewart of Portland turned the grief of losing her father three years ago to cancer into action for launching her own online business, 526 Beauty and Skincare Products, 526beauty.com.
Worksystems
Senior Project Manager
Pence Construction Sub Bid
Reed's Crossing Senior Living
Illuminating the Black Power Movement
New films explore FBI’s historic obsession with Black leaders
New documentary films shed light on the intensity of the FBI’s historic obsession with bringing down Black leaders.
Metro Procurement ITB 3902
Metro Lighting and Controls Upgrade
Black Women Seldom Get Support We Deserve
Black History Month is time to celebrate the accomplishments
As the past year has dramatically illustrated, Black communities, and Black women in particular, are the backbone of justice and social change.
Essex Construction sub Bid
Homes for Good Bid
Cold Gives Way to Big Melt
Storm left large blanket of snow and ice
The Portland Metro area was digging out after a record winter storm left a large blanket of snow and ice.
Walsh Construction
sub bid Webster Road Housing
Social Media Venture Emerges
Platform grounded to Portland community
Celebrity scoops and talented performances by the local Black community are coming into greater focus thanks to the rise of an online platform called P-Town Media (ptownmedia.com).
Elevating Justice in Portland
New DA defends policies; says Black lives matter
Multnomah County District Attorney Mike Schmid defends new policies promoting fairness and equity.
Black Voices Grow Power in Salem
Frederick leads most diverse group of lawmakers
The Legislative session in Salem is historically important this year with its growing number of elected lawmakers of color giving focus to issues long supported by the Black community, says Sen. Lew Frederick, the Legislature’s most senior Black lawmaker.
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