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Gerry Frank's Top 5 Places to Eat in OregonFoodie Gerry Frank has traveled the world with an appetite and superb taste. He tells 1859 Oregon's Magazine his five favorites back home in Oregon. |
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Strong MedicineThese doctors have gone far beyond the call of their jobs to answer a higher calling of humanity. They have found ways to bring critical health care to people who would not otherwise be able to pay for it. |
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The Time Traveler's LifeArchaeologist Dr. Dennis Jenkins went to the Paisley Caves to settle a decades-old dispute and ended up with the oldest human remains in the Western Hemisphere |
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Christine Ervin: Oregon's LEED-ing LadyAn interview with Christine Ervin, the first president and CEO of LEED and Greenbuild. |
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Oregon's Greatest Ski AdventureSince 1948, Jack Meissner 300-mile cross-country trek from Mt. Hood to Crater Lake still stands as one of the truly great unrepeated outdoor feats in Oregon lore. |
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Steve Porino: The Analytic Voice of Olympic SkiingAs the Alpine start-house reporter for the 2010 Winter Olympics, Porino boasts, he has NBC’s highest post at the Olympic Games—typically around 10,000 feet. |
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Ken Kesey images from Clyde KellerOriginal Ken Kesey photographs captured in June 1976 at Kesey's Poetic Hoo Ha in Eugene, assembled from Clyde Keller's film archive |
Archive » Politics |
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Land Use vs. Property RightsAre Oregon's land-use laws a public good or an infringement on personal property rights? |
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The Kicker DebateProponents of the kicker law cheer that is has kicked back revenues to taxpayers eight times since its inception. Opponents to the kicker say that boom-time revenues should be saved to alleviate bust-time deficits. |
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Oregon School FundingTwo prominent education advocates share their vastly different views of how Oregon schools should best be funded. |
