Oregon Legal Research BlogIf you drive in Portland, you need to know about the Bike Boxes and the Law: From the Portland Online website: “The bike box is an intersection safety design…
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Measure 37 and Home Rule: Oregon Law Review Article
The current issue of the Oregon Law Review, vol. 85, 2007, has an article (Comment) by Sarah Burgundy on Measure 37, “Charming the Eight-Hundred-Pound Gorilla: How Reconsideration of Home…
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Babysitting and the Law
** Please see the June 2009 update (or click on the Babysitting label). ** This is the time of year when the babysitting questions appear with increasing…
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Pet Food Recall
If you have a pet and haven’t yet heard about the pet food recall, well, what can I say other than, start reading about it now. Menu Foods…
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Canis Lupus Law: Why Do We Try to Save the Wolves?
…food web to another, like a waterfall. The mark of the wolf ’s tooth, biologist Cristina Eisenberg says, is powerful enough to shape the course of a river….” [Link to…
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Kids Home Alone: Fire, Death and Race
Our Kids Home Alone blog posts * still generate lots of questions and comments. Here is more terrifying food for thought for those of you who think twice about…
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Whole Food Gone Wild?
Whole Foods and Wild Oats Merger story at Reuters via Yahoo, here. Excerpt: “Whole Foods, the largest natural and organic grocer, announced plans to buy Wild Oats in February,…
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Oregon Homeless Resources: Housing, Medical, Food, etc.
The Street Roots newspaper has an excellent print insert of local resources. That directory is now online, at the Rose City Resource website. We know how much work…
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Covid-19 Assistance in Oregon: Where to Begin if You Don’t Know Where to Begin
If you don’t know where to begin, begin with contacting 211 Info: “[C]onsumers can still reach us by calling 211, but they can also text or email, or…
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Oregon Librarians: Eat their Own Dog Food and Adopt the Open-Source Kittens
Present and Future Librarians: The most recent OLA Quarterly has some excellent articles well-worth reading including, but not limited to these: OLA (Oregon Library Association) Quarterly, Fall 2010,…