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Category: Oregon Legislature

NEWS UPDATE FROM STATE REPRESENTATIVE DAVID GOMBERG: A Final Detailed Review of the Last Session

Posted on March 30, 2026 by Editor

By Representative David Gomberg, House District 10 3/30/2026 Dear Neighbors and Friends, The last two weeks have been a bit of a blur. Town Halls in Benton and then Lincoln Counties. Meeting…

A POINT OF PERSONAL PRIVILEGE: SAVE Our Elections?

Posted on March 27, 2026 by Editor

EDITOR’S NOTE: Here’s an installment from Tillamook County’s State Representative Cyrus Javadi’s Substack blog, “A Point of Personal Privilege.” Oregon legislator and local dentist, representing District 32, a focus on practical policies…

NEWS UPDATE FROM DAVID GOMBERG: A Deep Dive on the Coastal Economy

Posted on March 23, 2026 by Editor

By Representative David Gomberg, House District 10 Dear Neighbors and Friends, I have just finished a review of a report titled Lincoln County Oregon Economic Status in Middle 2020’s. The study was…

NEWS UPDATE FROM STATE REPRESENTATIVE DAVID GOMBERG: Some Non-Legislative News

Posted on March 17, 2026 by Editor

By Representative David Gomberg, House District 10 3/16/2026 Dear Friends and Neighbors, For a break this week, I’m offering some non-legislative news. But if you are anxious to hear more about the recent…

ASSOCIATION OF OREGON COUNTIES: Oregon Counties Secure Critical Legislative Wins in Short Session

Posted on March 17, 2026 by Editor

(Salem, OR – Mar 16, 2026) – The 2026 short legislative session adjourned Friday, March 6, with the passage of many bills that will benefit Oregon’s counties. The Association of Oregon Counties…

A POINT OF PERSONAL PRIVILEGE: May, November, and the Fine Art of Pretending

Posted on March 16, 2026 by Editor

EDITOR’S NOTE: Here’s an installment from Tillamook County’s State Representative Cyrus Javadi’s Substack blog, “A Point of Personal Privilege.” Oregon legislator and local dentist, representing District 32, a focus on practical policies…

NEWS UPDATE FROM STATE SENATOR SUZANNE WEBER: Rural Northwest Oregon Updates Volume 64

Posted on March 11, 2026 by Editor

The 2026 short legislative session wrapped up with some important wins for our coastal communities. In this From the District session ending update, I share progress on key priorities, including time change legislation…

NEWS UPDATE FROM STATE REPRESENTATIVE DAVID GOMBERG: Short Session Comes to an Amicable End

Posted on March 9, 2026March 9, 2026 by Editor

By Representative David Gomberg, House District 10 3/9/26 Dear Friends and Neighbors, The 2026 short session came to a close late Friday. For the first time in years, Oregon lawmakers in Salem’s…

OREGON BUSINESS & INDUSTRY: 2026 Legislative Session in Review – A missed opportunity

Posted on March 9, 2026 by Editor

According to Oregon Business & Industry, the 2026 legislative session was a missed opportunity to focus on economic development and private-sector job creation despite recognition among legislative leaders and the governor that…

Governor Highlights Major Wins for Oregonians in 2026 Legislative Session

Posted on March 9, 2026 by Editor

Session outcomes include protecting essential services, fostering economic growth, and more protections against the Trump agenda (Salem, OR) — The 2026 legislative session ended with major wins for stabilizing essential services for…

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