Vasili Varlamos
Reporter at KATU-TV (Portland, OR)
Salem Bureau Reporter at @KATUnews | Greek🇬🇷 | Seattle Raised📍| @MurrowCollege |
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3 days ago |
katu.com | Vasili Varlamos
With the June 29 sine die deadline approaching, the new co-chair of the Joint Committee on Transportation Reinvestment, State Senator Khanh Pham, D-Portland, said she is committed to making sure a transportation package gets across the finish line. "As the new Co-Chair of the Joint Committee on Transportation Reinvestment, I can say that everyone is working incredibly hard to get this across the finish line.
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4 days ago |
kval.com | Vasili Varlamos
SALEM, Ore. (KATU) — As time ticks away, with the June 29 sine die deadline approaching, lawmakers must act quickly to compromise on a comprehensive transportation bill. For months, lawmakers on both sides have submitted proposals, going back and forth about how to fund the state's crippling road infrastructure and ODOT's $354 million shortfall.
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4 days ago |
katu.com | Vasili Varlamos
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5 days ago |
katu.com | Vasili Varlamos
As the end of the legislative sessions draws near, Oregon lawmakers are still a ways away from passing a comprehensive transportation funding package. The Transportation Reinvestment Infrastructure Package (TRIP) was scheduled for a vote on the House Floor on Tuesday, but House leaders returned the bill to committee on Monday morning. Monday's decision followed a bumpy work session on Friday.
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5 days ago |
kcby.com | Vasili Varlamos
SALEM, Ore. (KATU) — As the end of the legislative sessions draws near, Oregon lawmakers are still a ways away from passing a comprehensive transportation funding package. The Transportation Reinvestment Infrastructure Package (TRIP) was scheduled for a vote on the House Floor on Tuesday, but House leaders returned the bill to committee on Monday morning. Monday's decision followed a bumpy work session on Friday.
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SALEM STABBING: 12 injured in a mass stabbing incident at the Union Gospel Mission in Salem Sunday night. The suspect, Tony Latrell Williams of Bend, was arraigned on 12 charges and is being held without bail. Five victims remain in the hospital as of this post. @KATUNews https://t.co/FzJfdCJH7i
RT @BarryMangold: Breaking: 11 stabbed at Union Gospel Mission in Salem. All taken to a hospital with varying injuries. One male suspect…
Gov. Tina Kotek spoke in support of HB 2138 at a press conference today. The bill allows the development of duplexes, triplexes, and more middle housing in high density areas while rolling back restrictions that often slow down the development process. https://t.co/3mRf5jCm7g