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Mar 28, 11 •
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Portland, OR — The Timbers will play host to Chivas USA for their U.S. Open Cup play-in game on Tuesday, March 29, at the University of Portland’s Merlo Field. Kickoff is scheduled for 7 p.m. Tickets for the match are general admission and will be...
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Mar 24, 11 •
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Jim Kuhnhenn Associated Press Writer San Salvador, El Salvador (AP) — Barack Obama went to Latin America to project a new, softer image of U.S. regional influence based on common bonds. “We are all Americans,” he declared. He leaves behind nations...
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Mar 22, 11 •
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Portland, OR — Graduating form a Portland high school this year? Planning to enroll at Portland Community College? Want $500 to help pay tuition and buy books? Then you need to know about Portland’s Future Connect Scholarship program. Designed at Portland...
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Mar 22, 11 •
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Phoenix, AZ (AP) — Dozens of Arizona CEOs from hospitals, construction companies, and other major businesses joined to turn back new get-tough legislation on illegal immigration, citing worries that emphasis on the issue could hurt the state’s...
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Mar 18, 11 •
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Portland, OR — Catholic Charities’ El Programa Hispano will host a college fair for Latino students interested in higher education from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, March 19, at the Clark Family Center, located at 2740 SE Powell Blvd. in Portland....
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Mar 3, 11 •
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Mark Stevenson Associated Press Writer Mexico City (AP) — The human and financial costs of Mexico’s drug war, diplomatic cable leaks, the influx of U.S. arms, and a wave of anti-immigration initiatives in the United States are all taking a toll on...
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Mar 3, 11 •
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Mar 3, 11 •
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Julie Cortez El Hispanic News Writer After being nominated by two U.S. presidents, the Honorable Marco Hernández was confirmed in February as a federal district court judge, the pinnacle of a career path he might not have embarked upon if he hadn’t...
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Mar 3, 11 •
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Richard Jones El Hispanic News Writer Salem, OR — Sometimes an encounter with reality can spin one’s viewpoint by 180 degrees. In 2003, when the first iteration of the tuition equity bill came before the Oregon senate, Frank Morse, a Republican...
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Mar 3, 11 •
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Richard Jones El Hispanic News Writer Salem, OR — Oregon legislators introduced two immigrant-oriented bills in the state Senate in mid-February. SB 742, if passed by both branches and signed by Gov. John Kitzhaber, would entitle all graduates from Oregon...
