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7mMultnomah County Employee Union Rescinds Julia Brim-Edwards Endorsement.
AFSCME Local 88 rescinds its endorsement of Julia Brim-Edwards for Multnomah County Chair, shifting support to Shannon Singleton following concerns regarding internal processes and the candidate's track record.
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5mHow Did So Much Portland History End Up in The Elk?
Erika Bolstad’s documentary, The Elk, explores the history and recent controversy surrounding Portland's iconic Thompson Elk statue, capturing the intersection of civic art, protest, and cultural preservation.
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8mTrail Blazers Crush Phoenix Suns in First Game of the Season.
Damian Lillard makes a triumphant return to the Portland Trail Blazers, sparking excitement and a dominant season-opening victory alongside new teammate Ja Morant amidst ongoing ownership tensions.
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6mGood Morning News: Brim-Edwards Loses Union Endorsement, White Supremacist Losers’ West Linn Literature, France Pays Cops in Lieu of Addressing High Costs. By Jeremiah Hayden.
This edition covers local Portland political shifts, hate speech incidents in West Linn, Trail Blazers basketball updates, and international news regarding climate change, politics, and civil unrest in France.
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6mGood Morning, News: Silver Rail Elementary Teacher Corrects Record, MAX Yellow Line Scuttles Shuttles, and Spielman Bagels on Division to Become Ricky’s. By Suzette Smith.
This news roundup covers local Oregon events, including school shooting updates and community announcements, alongside national reports on election integrity, international conflict, and transit updates in Portland.