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…of dollars in annual revenue. But the singularly focused narrative, the only one most Oregonians know, masked another devastating shift for towns like Falls City. Wall Street real estate trusts…

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…title 2) Nov 17, 2009: Oregon Secretary of State, Elections Division: Ballot Titles for 2010 January Special Election Measures: Measure 66 and Measure 67 3) Ballotpedia (though the…

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…of a fixed charge for professional service or for special and requested exercise of talent or of skill (as by an artist) (a doctor’s ~) (a lawyer’s retainer ~).” Similarly,…

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…rural fire protections districts, and special districts are subject to budget law.” Visit the Local Budget Law webpage at the Oregon Department of Revenue for forms, manuals, videos, and other…

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Remote Online Notarization (RON) law (temporary) was enacted during the first special session of the 2020 Oregon Legislative Assembly: “​​​​​The Oregon Legislature passed HB 4212A​, which was signed into…

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…(not the final, official decision, which will be published in the print Oregon Reports)] “…. We owe no special deference to legislative enactments when interpreting the Oregon Constitution, but that…

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…  Special thanks to the Portland Branch Librarian of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit for confirming that the State Archives Rules staff can help with locating…

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