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Category: Oregon Legislature

A PERSONAL POINT OF PRIVILEGE: Bad TRIP-Oregon’s Fiscal Hallucination

Posted on April 8, 2025 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 REPRESENTATIVE DAVID GOMBERG: The Bumpy Path to Road Improvements

Posted on April 7, 2025 by Editor

By Representative David Gomberg, House District 10 4/7/2025 Dear Friends and Neighbors, For months I have been warning that serious change is needed in how we pay for our highways and bridges. None of…

NEWS UPDATE FROM STATE SENATOR SUZANNE WEBER: Rural Northwest Oregon Updates Volume 50

Posted on April 7, 2025April 7, 2025 by Editor

Transportation Reinvestment Package 2025 Oregon Transportation Reinvestment Package (TRIP) 2025 – Starting Point was released to us Thursday afternoon. KGW 8 did a deeper dive into the document that you can view by clicking here.  …

STATE REPRESENTATIVE CYRUS JAVADI TOWN HALL TOUR – SATURDAY, APRIL 5TH

Posted on April 3, 2025 by Editor

The 2025 Legislative Session is nearly halfway over, and I’d like to invite each of you to hear and discuss the problems affecting our beautiful North Coast. On Saturday, April 5th, I’ll be…

NEWS UPDATE FROM DAVID GOMBERG: Busy Behind the Scenes

Posted on April 1, 2025 by Editor

By Representative David Gomberg, House District 10 3/31/2025 Dear Friends and Neighbors, The cherry blossoms were in full bloom this past week and provided a pleasant respite for Capitol visitors. Late March is…

NEWS UPDATE FROM STATE SENATOR SUZANNE WEBER: Rural Northwest Oregon Updates Volume 49

Posted on March 31, 2025 by Editor

Visitors to the District The full Joint Committee on Ways and Means made its way out to Astoria for the first time in  many years.  I was very pleased to see so many community…

A PERSONAL POINT OF PRIVILEGE: The Quiet Thinning of the Legislative Herd

Posted on March 30, 2025March 30, 2025 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…

A PERSONAL POINT OF PRIVILEGE: The Pharmacy Vanishing Act—and the Not-So-Secret Hospital Squeeze

Posted on March 27, 2025 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, I focus on practical policies…

NEWS UPDATE FROM STATE REPRESENTATIVE DAVID GOMBERG: Budgeting Is Harder with More Needs and Fewer Dollars

Posted on March 25, 2025March 25, 2025 by Editor

By Representative David Gomberg, House District 10 3/24/2025 Dear Friends and Neighbors, Next Friday morning, we’ll be hosting our second live Legislative Town Hall at the north campus of Oregon Coast Community…

NEWS UPDATE FROM STATE SENATOR SUZANNE WEBER: Rural Northwest Oregon Updates Volume 48

Posted on March 24, 2025March 24, 2025 by Editor

Senate Bill 916 would allow for members of a union that chose to strike to be able to draw unemployment during that strike.   My colleague filed a minority report on SB 916 to…

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