Lynne Terry
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Mar 7, 2025 |
wlj.net | Lynne Terry
For more than a year, Oregonians involved in agriculture, forestry and the fishing industry have had a resource to help them when they’re in a mental health crisis. The AgriStress helpline, which launched in Oregon in September 2023, is geared toward people in those industries, offering a safe option to those who ordinarily might not seek help.
Oregon Sen. Merkley warns Trump cuts to federal lands staff meant to create chaos, precede land sale
Mar 6, 2025 |
salemreporter.com | Alex Baumhardt |Joe Siess |Lynne Terry
Bailey Langley was 52 days from the end of her year-long probationary period as a public information officer for the U.S. Forest Service in Pendleton when she was fired in February under President Donald Trump’s sweeping directive cutting federal probationary employees.
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Mar 4, 2025 |
salemreporter.com | Joe Siess |Lynne Terry |Alex Baumhardt
Protestors outside the Oregon State Capitol expressed concern that America is becoming an authoritarian dictatorship under President Donald Trump during a rally Tuesday afternoon. About 300 people gathered along both sides of Northeast Center Street by noon and many held signs expressing support for Ukraine, immigrants, trans rights, and contempt for the Trump administration’s policies.
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Mar 4, 2025 |
salemreporter.com | Julia Shumway |Melanie Henshaw |Lynne Terry |Alex Baumhardt
Saying Oregon needs bold action to fix a housing crisis decades in the making, Gov. Tina Kotek and housing advocates urged the Legislature to pass a sweeping bill eliminating regulations, making it legal to build duplexes and similar middle-density housing in more places and providing incentives for builders. House Bill 2138, which received its first hearing on Tuesday, builds on Oregon’s first-in-the-nation 2019 law that effectively ended single-family zoning in large cities.
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Mar 4, 2025 |
ashland.news | Lynne Terry |Cameron Aalto
By Lynne Terry, Oregon Capital ChronicleOregon’s Democratic U.S. House members — and other Democrats in the House — warned last week that firing firefighters and employees at agencies that manage federal land could have drastic consequences for the upcoming fire season. The federal government owns just over 50% of Oregon’s land, and it’s mainly managed by the U.S. Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management.
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