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…have services and information for senior citizens. Your public library will have directories of other local social service or nonprofit organizations and can help you find names and contact…

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…legislative actions to protect consumers) 4) Legal Aid Services of Oregon (LASO) (click on the Consumer icon) 5) Oregon State Bar (OSB) 6) Libraries and Bookstores: numerous books on legal…

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…the ones I listed in the post, there is a statewide clearinghouse to help you locate additional services. Oregon Safenet (800-723-3638), which is provided by 211Info (just dial 211 on…

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…a Google search, brick-and-mortar libraries are evolving to remain relevant. Rather than cede ground to search engines, e-book readers, and download services, more than 7,500 US libraries are adopting their…

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