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'Connected' Branches Out from 100 Men to 100 Women
'Everyday People' Brings in Voters
'Farm the Congregation' Brings Healthier Food to Inner City
'Hillsboro Story' Production Inspires Marshall High Protest
'Lost' Check Cashed: Oregon Mortgage Fraud Lawsuit Exposes White Collar Abuses
'Portland Memorials' Lists City Histories Depicted in Park Benches, Fountains, and More
'The Big Float' Celebrates Improved Health of the Willamette River
'The Kill Hole:' Screenwriter, Film Director Mischa Webley on His Art and Career
‘Gypsy Jazz’ Artists Back on Northwest Tour, Thanks to Oregon Senator
2010 Peace & Unity Fest Showcases New Performers
A New Plan for Youth
A tale of two urban schools
Achievement Gap Linked to Gentrification
Achievement Gap Linked to Gentrification
Acker Family Blends Sports, Scholarship and Spirituality
Actress Q. Smith Breaks Ground in 'Mary Poppins'
Advocates, Commissioner Fight to Restore Housing, Foreclosure Prevention in City Budget
After Mlk Parade Bomb Attempt, Spokane NAACP Plans Sunday March Against Hate
Are African Americans Hurt More by Global Warming?
As Jefferson Struggles, Rainier Turns the Tide
Attorneys in Wrongful Arrest Case Offer Tips on Bringing Successful Complaints
Audit Arrives, Jefferson Principal on Leave
Back and Neck Pain: Don't Let It Make Your Life Miserable
Beaten Girl May Sue: Seattle Transit Incident Throws Focus Back on Solutions
Beloved Classical Conductor James Depriest, 1936-2013
Black America Needs a Wealth Creation Plan
Black History and Williams Avenue
Black History: Chuck's St. Johns Cyclery
Black History: Mapping Out Our Communities
Black History: The Long Journey of the 25th Infantry Bicycle Brigade
Black Studies Department Celebrates 40 Years
Black Veterans Group Holds Open Job Fair Nov. 2
Bogus Report Circulates on WWU Diversity
Boli: How to File a Discrimination Complaint
Bridge Excludes Minorities
Budget Effort Would Bolster Jobs in Arts, History, Culture
Car Salesmen Win $19 Million Discrimination Verdict
Champions Help Entrepreneurs Open Barbershop
Charter School Loses Fight, Will Likely Still Win Renewal War
Charter School Loses Fight, Will Likely Still Win Renewal War
Chief Joseph Elementary Visited by Chief Joseph's Great-Granddaughter
Chief Outlaw Speaks
Children's Levy Heads to Ballot with New Focus on Childhood Hunger
Citing Racial and Economic Equity, County Bans Sales of Toxic Baby Products
Citizens Demand Anti-Profiling Plan
City of Gladstone, Clackamas County Face Lawsuit in Racial Incidents
Community Leader's Nightmare Ordeal Finally Over
Community Policing Group Expands
Companies Defrauding Mortgage Holders Face Fines
Constructing Hope: A Jobs Training Program that Works
Cops Boost Schools
Deadline Approaches for Tuskegee Airmen Scholarship
Derrick Foxworth Retires
Dig Into State Constitutions with Oregon City Journalist's New Website
District May Close Successful Charter School
Do Black Elected Officials Represent Us?
Don't Let the Negativity Stop You from Living Your Dream
East Portland Parks Project Invests Record Funds in Under-Developed Greenspaces
Eddie Barnett Jr's 'Heart Health' Legacy Grows for Teen Athletes
Elections 2012: History Made in Washington State
Emanuel Hospital Reconciliation Project Works to Rebuild Community Ties
Emergency Medical Workers Strike Out in Pushback on New Multnomah County AMR Contract
Entrepreneur Nearly Axed from Saturday Market
Event 'Redefines the Blues' for Women
Facebook Group Page Compiles Resources, Access for Underserved Community
Families Struggle in Vain Against Fast-Tracked Tubman Closure
Fannie Mae Moves to Exclude
Father, 31, Shot During Washington County Swat Operation at New Columbia
Federal Government Finds Cheating on State Highway Construction Contract
Federal Lawmakers Ponder Raising the Minimum Wage, Oregon Labor Commissioner Tells Them How
Fired Clark County Commander Detailed Jailhouse Medical Failures
First Fatal Police Shooting on Hales' Watch 48 Hours After 'Alien Boy' Viewing
First-Ever NW 140 Media Conference Spotlights Digital Future
Fontaine Bleau Lawsuit Alleges City/OLCC Targeted Club Serving Portland's Black Community
Foreclosure Assistance Scams Flourish with Help from the Web
Former Tubman Girls Leadership Academy Students Seek Mentors for Mathletes
Found! Jobs for Women
Frashour Fired? Portland Police Discipline, Union Negotiations on the Table
Frashour Reinstated: Crowd Calls for Throwing Out Arbitration
Fraud at Seattle Port Hurts Minorities
Free Help for Portland Seniors at Risk of Foreclosure
Freedom School Fights for Rights
Fundraisers Slated for Nine-Year-Old with Terminal Cancer
Gathering Comes at a Critical Time
Gen. Romeo Dallaire Delivers Commencement Speech at Lewis & Clark
Getting Boys to College, One Student at a Time
Good Sista, Bad Sista Bring on the X-Vandals
Gov. Kitzhaber Fires Two Black Affairs Commissioners – No Explanation Offered
Graphic Designer Creates New Template for a Memoir
Group Seeks Testimony on Juveniles Held at Coffee Creek Correctional Facility
Gunshot Reports Are Up
Hannah Bea's Closes, Boulevard Revitalizes
Harris Zafar on the 9/11 Commemorative Muslims for Peace Blood Drive
Healing Cultural Fears of the Wild
Health Experts: Don't Delay Get Your Flu Vaccine Today
Healthcare Reform Debate Rages
Heavy Drama Marks Last Week of Washington Elections
Hello, Neighbor!
Help for Home Owners
Henry Liu Expulsion Case Might Land Before Oregon Supreme Court

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