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A grin at the end: Difficult to define. Weird and wonderful Oregonian things

I’ve only lived in Oregon 17 years and I’m yet to put my finger on what, exactly, makes this state tick. I’ve read Sometimes a Great Notion by Ken Kesey. I’ve stood in line at Voodoo Doughnuts in Portland. I’ve gone to Powell Books — about a hundred times — and I’ve tromped along the beach at the Oregon Coast […]

Rumbling repercussions: Measure 67’s impact stirs emotions

Mike Grant doesn’t mince his words when asked about his thoughts on Measure 67. “Cowardly, deceptive and foolish,” said Grant, owner and founder of The Grant Company, a design-build commercial contractor in Mount Angel.

150 Years: A salute to state’s history

They came at the plodding pace of the oxen pulling their wagons thousands of miles over dusty prairies and forested mountain passes. Others made their way in creaking schooners on voyages down the Atlantic coast of two continents, around the treacherous tip of South America and up the lengthy Pacific coast before sailing into the Columbia River to their goal.

Winter driving: Guide offers information for motorists

In times of freezing temperatures and snow, drivers should get a handle on winter-related traffic safety information. A year-old publication, the Oregon Winter Driving Guide developed by the Governor’s Transportation/ Tourism Task Force, is available to help motorists safely navigate the roads this winter.