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Doctor Has Inspiring Message: We All Can Find Health and Happiness
Doctor Helps Disabled Veterans Settle Benefits Claims
DOJ and City of Portland Unveil Agreement Meant to Curb Use of Force Against Mentally Ill People
DOJ Grant of $600,000 Will Fund Eleven:45 and a Street Crime Prosecutor
Domestic Violence: Men Can Be Victims Too
East Portland and Gresham Get Ready to Rock the Block and Rise Into Summer
East Portland Champion Jefferson Smith Runs for Mayor of Portland
East Portland Economic Development Summit Showcases Progress
East Portland Neighbors Unite to Support Youth and Build Rosewood Cafe
East Portland Students Get New Alternative High School
East Portland: The Rosewood Initiative Helps Residents Rise Above Poverty
Educator Carolyn Leonard: Retired But Still Working
Educators Meet to Promote Equity Across Oregon Schools
Election Night: Rosenblum Wins Attorney General Primary Race; Hales and Smith in Mayor Runoff
Elections: Q&a with Karol Collymore
Elections: Q&a with Loretta Smith
Events for Portland Youth Include Summits Feb 10-11 and Feb. 17
Family and Friends to March for Justice for Ivanice Harris As Military Investigation Continues
Family of Six Children Orphaned by Cancer Try to Stay Together
Federal DOJ Report on Portland Police 'Horrifying'
Federal Judge Orders Fairness Hearing on Agreement Between City and Justice Department
Find Good Food, Great Music and Networking for Youth at the Proper Festival Aug. 27
First Lady Michelle Obama Tells Oregon State University Grads 'Live Your Dreams'
Five Hundred Mourn at Andre Dupree Payton's Funeral
Five Things You Can Do to End the New Jim Crow
Fluoride in Our Water?
Focus East: Event Kicks Off Effort to Link East County Residents to Services
Focus Group at Jefferson High School Looks for Solutions to Youth Violence
Follow the Money from Schools to Prisons Says Cuny Professor Michelle Fine
Fontaine Bleau Lawsuit Alleges City/OLCC Targeted Club Serving Portland's Black Community
For Your Calendar: A Benefit for Second Chances Are for Everyone
Forfeited to Oregon Law Enforcement in 2011: $1.8 Million in Cars, Guns, Drugs and Cash
Former Oregonian Reporter Honored for Story on Housing Discrimination
Fred Bryant, Police Accountability Activist and Father of Keaton Otis, Dies at Age 53
Free Wi-Fi for All? Sorry. File that Under "Don't Believe Everything You Read"
From Green to Grime? Coal Export Plans Face Opposition
Fundraiser for Nigerian Village to Feature African Food and Dance
Gang Task Force Adds Evening Meetings in North and East Portland
Gang Task Force Turns Out to Mayor Adams Last Meeting As Leader
Garlington Mental Health Center Reopens
Get Help to Sign Up for Healthcare Through Cover Oregon
Get Your Green On: PDC's Small Business Green Grant Program
Girls Get a Powerful Warning About Gangs But Also Love and Support
Give METRO a Piece of Your Mind
Golden Globe Winners
Grassroots Activists Step Up Efforts to Prevent Youth Violence
Green Careers Take Off
Groundwork Portland Tackles East Portland's Parks Problem
Gun Violence Claims Life of Deandre Newman and Injures Brandon Rogers
Harlem Gospel Choir Performs
Harm Reduction Offers a Different Take on Drugs and Prostitution
Health Experts: Don't Delay Get Your Flu Vaccine Today
Health Plan to Expand
Hearing Set for Us Marine Accused in Ivanice Harris Death
Hellfighters Battle to Fight for America
High School Artists Challenged
High School Students from Around the Region Visit the 2011 Portland National College Fair
Highland Christian Center to Host Winter Family Day Shelter
Hip Hop Show's Cancellation Raises Questions of Bias
Home Base Expands
Homeless Advocates Demand Action as Winter Family Shelter Reports it is Full
Honors in France But Lynchings in America
Hood to Coast 2012: First Black Men's Team Walks Portland to Coast
Housing Counselors Can Help You Avoid Foreclosure
How Creativity, Art and Film Can Change Your Life
How Portland Can Turn Around the Crisis Facing Black Boys and Men
How Would You Spend $200 Million?
Humboldt School Awaits 'Extreme Makeover'
Hundreds Attend a Life Celebration for Yashanee Vaughn
Hundreds Rock African American Health Coalition Walkathon
If You Like Mobile Apps Or Gaming You Will Love the iUrban Teen Summit
IFCC's Revival Realized
In Seattle and Portland, New Plans for Interrupting Gang Violence
Inequality for All: An Entertaining Peek Under the Hood of the Us Economy
Initiatives Target Immigrants
Inside Multnomah County's Teen Jail
Inside Oregon's Coffee Creek Prison Mothers and Children Bond Against the Odds
Inspired by King, Making a Change Through Service
Inspired by Tragic Shooting of Andre Payton, Campaign Seeks to Prevent More Violence
Iraq War Reaches Fifth Year
Irreplaceable Bank Teller Laverne Hampton Retires from Wells Fargo
Is Multiculturalism Dead? Experts Talk at Lewis & Clark Seminar Nov. 9 – 11
Jefferson Grad Directs Feature Film
Jefferson Looks to Excel
Jefferson Middle College Program Adds Three Schools
Jefferson Students March to Support Teachers
Jeray Lashawn Jessi Charged in Feb. 22 Shooting of Cortez Wade
Jobs, Small Businesses, Crime and Sports Fields: What Is a Mayor to Do?
John Jay Fellowship on Youth in the Justice System Takes The Skanner News to New York
Judge Orders Mediation and a Fairness Hearing on Portland Police Bureau Reforms
Kathryn Finney: What I Learned from My Father
Kids Count Data Book Shows More Oregon Families in Poverty
Killingsworth Station Offers Green Homes with Down Payment Assistance
Kitzhaber Opens Door to Criminal Justice Reform
Knott Street Boxers Head to Weekend Usa Boxing Tournament
Kwanzaa Comes to IFCC
Last Thursday Committee Resigns in Protest at Mayor Hales Attempt to "Shrink" Festival
Lead Worries Families
Legislature Passes Racial Equity Bills; Racial Profiling Still Under Debate
Lewis and Clark Professor Andrae Brown Talks Snitching, Violence and the Legacy of Slavery

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