Sami Edge
Higher Education and Politics Reporter at Oregon Live (The Oregonian)
Higher ed & politics reporter @Oregonian. Email me: [email protected] Previously: @IdahoEdNews, @thenewmexican, @dailyemerald
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3 days ago |
oregonlive.com | Sami Edge
Portland Police are investigating a Sunday morning shooting in Old Town and have closed Northwest Naito Parkway near the Steel Bridge. Portland officers responded to calls about shots fired around 7 a.m. and found an adult male dead in the street, the bureau said in a news release. The suspect left the scene and police did not make any immediate arrests, the news release said.
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3 days ago |
oregonlive.com | Sami Edge
Pack a raincoat for any outdoor Mother’s Day excursions planned in the Portland area. Light rain is possible along the route for the Reigning Roses walk in Northwest. National Weather Service forecasters predict a chance of showers before 2 p.m. and likely rain with possible thunderstorms later in the afternoon. The possibility of daytime precipitation peaks around 4 p.m., when there’s a 57% chance of rain at the Portland airport, forecasters say.
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5 days ago |
chronline.com | Sami Edge
Last summer, a frantic family called 911 for help. Their baby wasn’t breathing. The month-old infant had been asleep with its father on a king size bed. Dad woke up just before 5 a.m. and knew that something was wrong: The baby hadn’t woken him up at the usual time overnight. The baby, who was born prematurely and had been asleep on its side, had its face pressed against the fluffy blanket it had been sleeping on.
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6 days ago |
oregonlive.com | Sami Edge
Last summer, a frantic family called 911 for help. Their baby wasn’t breathing. The month-old infant had been asleep with its father on a king size bed. Dad woke up just before 5 a.m. and knew that something was wrong: The baby hadn’t woken him up at the usual time overnight. The baby, who was born prematurely and had been asleep on its side, had its face pressed against the fluffy blanket it had been sleeping on.
Oregon fails many residents with mental health, addiction challenges. New state audit proposes fixes
6 days ago |
oregonlive.com | Sami Edge
Oregon’s response to people suffering a mental health crisis is hampered by bad data collection, a lack of state-level planning and meager funding, the Secretary of State’s Office said in an audit released Thursday. Meanwhile, the need for the services is dire.
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