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A memorial service is 4 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 18 at Kirk's spot on the Hawthorne Bridge

A daily fixture playing trumpet and doing clown tricks on the West end of the Hawthorne Bridge for years, Working Kirk Reeves has died.

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In Oregon, Multnomah County saw a paltry 54.98 percent voter participation rate

History was set Tuesday night in Washington State, where same sex couples will now be allowed to marry and marijuana has been legalized, to be regulated like alcohol.

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Latest results in Washingtona and Oregon races and measures

Oregon, Washington and Multnomah County election results 2012

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The Skanner News goes inside the Red Room where your votes are tallied

The Skanner news visited Multnomah County Elections office accompanied by one of its chief critics, Andrew Nisbit.

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State Farm presents check for $99,996 for Rob Ingram Youth Summit Against Violence

Multnomah Youth Commission held a candidate forum Nov. 1 at Benson High School, where students voted for their picks in the mayor and city commissioner races. 

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Check back again on Wednesday morning for the most up-to-date stats and info on this crucial election

The Skanner News is mobilizing its biggest coverage team ever on Nov. 6. Starting on Tuesday at 4 p.m., we're transforming our website and social media hotspots into Election Central, where you can see what's happening around the country and in our own region.

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The Better Half, set for June 30, 2013, will include a half marathon and relay

The event, set for June 3, next year, will focus on promoting women's health and will include a half marathon and relay.

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About 22 percent of Oregon voters remain undecided

Supporters of Measure 80, the Cannabis Tax Act, held a press conference in downtown Portland Friday morning. 

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Why are so many people hungry? The Oregon Food Bank looks behind the numbers

While policymakers in Washington, D.C. argue over the size of cuts to emergency food assistance, a new survey from the Oregon Food Bank says most families getting help are still going hungry.

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Mitchell S. Jackson hopes to inspire kids to tell their stories and develop a relationship with language

Until 10 years ago, Mitchell S. Jackson never saw writing as a viable career. Now an acclaimed author, he says the idea for his book came to him while in prison.

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