Search Results: 'fair'
Randy Stapilus: The mayor and his mission with Portland's unhoused
Approaching his first anniversary in office, Portland Mayor Keith Wilson, who ran most prominently on grappling seriously with the city’s homelessness, just made a major course shift. It may — and should — indicate more to come.
Jeb Bladine: AI gives partial thumbs-up to op-ed commentary
... “What do you think about the accuracy of the presented facts, legitimacy of the reasoning, and overall fairness of the commentary?”
Chat “thought” for 190 seconds — a fairly long contemplation ...
Commissioners walk back plan to give $100k to food pantries; King proposes lodging tax
... recently approved a 20-year parks plan with no dedicated funding stream and has a desire to relocate its fairgrounds, both of which could be aided with the additional funds, King argued.
“This is a way for ...
Third party saves wolf dogs from euthanasia
... Court Judge Ladd Wiles on appeal).
“It seems that the city would rather kill my dogs than be fair, which is so disappointing and sad,” she said.
Judges — including Poole — are biased ...
Richard Benjamin Henrickson 1930 - 2025
... destroyer, then joined the Air Force to serve in the Korean War, where he was stationed in Alaska and then at Fairchild Air Force Base in Spokane. In 1952, he was granted leave and the two were wed. After he finished ...
Alpine negotiations with developer expected to extend into new year
... Urban Renewal Agency agreed to a partnership in May, several city councilors made it clear they wanted fair market value for the property the city purchased for $4.35 million in October 2023.
To complete the ...
Holt Homes issued code violation for tree removal
... established city processes are respected and followed. They’re in place to ensure consistency, fairness, and transparency,” Garvin said. “At the same time, Holt Homes remains an important ...
Scott Gibson: Society's sense of morality forged through interaction
I recently read a thoughtful Washington Post commentary by Utah governor Spenser Cox and Harvard philosopher Ian Marcus Corbin warning of “the consequences of America’s moral drift.” Their thesis is that many Americans, awash in consumerism and unprotected from corporations that target our psychological weaknesses, have fallen into lives of addiction and meaningless self-indulgence.
Till the final whistle: Grizzly girls' historic soccer season ends in first round, not for a lack of effort
... decision that Marly said could have had a bad stigma, and even though some voices characterized it as unfair, she said the experience outweighed any diminishment of the subject.
“I think he stayed very ...
Jonah Goldberg: Trump serves to unify both Democrats and Republicans
The only thing the parties can agree on is that Donald Trump is the central issue of our time.


