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Portland lawyers dispute claim that police used excessive violence against antifa
Lawyers in Portland are encouraging a judge to toss a lawsuit alleging that the city's police force used excessive violence against antifa.
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Oregon schools to remain closed through April 28
Gov. Kate Brown extended the statewide school closure for an additional four weeks to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
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Free breakfasts, lunches available to all students during shutdown
Any child can get free breakfast and lunch. It doesn't matter whether they qualify for free or reduced lunch, or even if they attend school in the district.
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Restaurants taking new steps to stay afloat
Local restaurants are turning to takeout and delivery. One is going so far as to sell toilet paper to customers.
Read the full story on KGW.
Portland to put homeless people in public buildings, suspend evictions
Authorities in Multnomah County announced Tuesday that they will be opening hundreds of new shelter beds in public buildings throughout the city to try to stem the spread of the coronavirus in the homeless community. The city and county are also suspending evictions for those who can’t pay their rent due to COVID-19 for as long as the crisis lasts.
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