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Southern Oregon’s budget crisis prompts calls for changes to Oregon higher education
As the university considers a plan to cut $20 million and eliminate dozens of positions, legislators say the school’s financial challenges highlight broader issues in Oregon higher education.
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2mReal estate developer charged in dual schemes involving bribing N.J. city workers and selling fake IDs
Real estate developer is charged with bribing Newark officials for property permits and selling fake DHS-related ID cards.
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4mN.J. just won its fight against ICE’s Roxbury detention center, gov says
The feds reportedly plan to offload the warehouse and more like it after the initiative, a pet project of the Trump administration, prompted legal challenges, community outrage and environmental concerns.
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5mBaystate Franklin, Baystate Noble nurses say job cuts harm patient care
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6mThis stunning cost crisis is driving N.J. public workers to the breaking point. What lawmakers are promising.
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4mAnother Oregon city adopts tax on natural gas appliances to reduce emissions
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