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West Springfield’s new door-to-door sales rules aim to improve safety, curb fraud
Officials say a new ordinance aimed at fraud, harassment and unwanted solicitation is designed to give residents more confidence when answering the door.
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4mBeloved actress, rock star’s daughter, has life-saving surgery: ‘Beyond grateful’
The 46-year-old star revealed her health battle earlier this year.
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3mLawyers sue ICE to obtain records on any new detention center planned for Oregon
The Innovation Law Lab filed a lawsuit Wednesday against ICE, the U.S. Coast Guard and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, seeking to compel the release of records about potential plans to open an immigration detention center in Oregon.
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2mDonald Trump’s Freedom Fuel stations sell gas at below-market rate
The White House announced the news on Tuesday.
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4mAppeals to save Lloyd Center ice rink, shops fail at Portland City Council
Lloyd Center owners cast the master plan as largely a formality and said they would move forward with demolition regardless of the council vote.
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3mPortland launches competition to reimagine waterfront park
Design teams have until July 30 to pitch a new vision for Tom McCall Waterfront Park before being put to a city vote.