OAN’s president talks about her political heroes and the importance of exercising one’s civic duty
We are better together
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Many voices make a strong association. While respect and leadership are not handed out, they are earned and maintained.
The shot clock has begun
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The countdown to next year’s election has begun, and OAN Executive Director encourages everyone to vote.
Court puts new ‘waters of the U.S.’ rule on hold
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A federal court has put on hold the EPA’s new “waters of the United States” rule, which was announced back in the spring and was widely criticized by leaders from both major political parties as a case of federal overreach. Opponents, including most agricultural groups, fear the rule, if implemented, could subject marginal waterways to […]
Liberty Enlightening the World
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OAN Executive Director Jeff Stone tells the rags-to-riches story of Lady Liberty
Washington then and now
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OAN President Mike Coleman reflects on his recent trip to the nation’s capital
Portland to vote to ban neonics on city property; legislators propose statewide ban
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According to an OregonLive.com report , the city of Portland is considering banning neonicotinoids from use on city-owned property. The ban would not apply to private property within the city. Meanwhile, some state legislators are pushing for a full statewide ban on four types of neonicotinoids — dinotefuran, imidacloprid, thiamethoxam and clothianidin — this year. […]
Congressional standoff over immigration policy ends
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U.S. Speaker of the House John Boehner (R-Ohio) on Tuesday waved the white flag on a Republican attempt to nix the president’s executive actions on immigration.
Homeland Security shutdown looms (Updated)
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The U.S. Senate and the House of Representatives are facing a midnight Friday (Feb. 27) deadline to extend funding for the federal Department of Homeland Security and avert a shutdown of that agency.
Ag groups urge an end to West Coast port labor dispute
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Oregon agriculture and forest products groups have written a letter urging the state’s congressional delegation to help bring an end to a long-running labor dispute affecting 29 West Coast ports, including the Port of Portland.
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