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    Let it Flow: Federal judge pulls the plug on Bridge Creek pipeline lawsuit

    By Erin Rook, Source Weekly For the past year and a half, the now $30-$34 million Bridge Creek pipeline project has lain in wait, its completion stalled… Read more “Let it Flow: Federal judge pulls the plug on Bridge Creek pipeline lawsuit”

    December 10, 2014January 12, 2015 by erinrook

    The Rocky Road to City Council

    Casey Roats knocks down major election hurdle, but a lawsuit still looms By Erin Rook, Source Weekly Casey Roats’ path to City Council reached another milestone Monday… Read more “The Rocky Road to City Council”

    December 3, 2014January 12, 2015 by erinrook

    Instead of Amazon.com, try Cosmic Depot

    By Erin Rook, Source Weekly Tucked away down a winding path just off Third Street, Cosmic Depot looks like the home of the friendly neighborhood witch. A black cat… Read more “Instead of Amazon.com, try Cosmic Depot”

    November 26, 2014January 17, 2015 by erinrook

    Judge and Jury: City Council prepares to weigh Casey Roats’ qualifications

    By Erin Rook, Source Weekly On December 1, City Council will hold a special session to deliberate and decide on the question whether councilor-elect Casey Roats is qualified to… Read more “Judge and Jury: City Council prepares to weigh Casey Roats’ qualifications”

    November 26, 2014January 12, 2015 by erinrook

    Moving Beyond Brandon Teena

    By Erin Rook, AfterEllen Just 10 years ago, if you wanted to find media depicting transgender men, your search would have started and stopped with Boys Don’t Cry (1999).… Read more “Moving Beyond Brandon Teena”

    November 14, 2014March 1, 2015 by erinrook

    To Reside, or Not to Reside

    Casey Roats’ attorney claims opponent is the one with residency issues By Erin Rook, Source Weekly A City Council race that started on high ground, talking about… Read more “To Reside, or Not to Reside”

    October 29, 2014November 2, 2014 by erinrook

    Follow the Money

    Local PACs, businesses, and individuals show candidate support with cash By Erin Rook, Source Weekly As the saying goes, “Money talks.” But what do the campaign contributions… Read more “Follow the Money”

    October 29, 2014November 2, 2014 by erinrook

    Future Fears

    When Halloween and elections collide, frightening predictions arise By Erin Rook, Source Weekly Masks of elected officials are a Halloween staple. Why? Because politicians can be scary.… Read more “Future Fears”

    October 29, 2014March 1, 2015 by erinrook

    Serial Vandal Defaces National Parks with Acrylic Paintings

    By Erin Rook, Source Weekly We like to imagine that “outdoor recreator” and “nature lover” are mutually inclusive terms. Unfortunately, some people are not so humbled by… Read more “Serial Vandal Defaces National Parks with Acrylic Paintings”

    October 23, 2014November 2, 2014 by erinrook

    Whatcha Doing, Candidate? John Kitzhaber for Governor

    Gov. John Kitzhaber hopes to continue economic, education and healthcare efforts  By Erin Rook, Source Weekly Gov. John Kitzhaber has made economic, education and healthcare issues a priority… Read more “Whatcha Doing, Candidate? John Kitzhaber for Governor”

    September 10, 2014September 27, 2014 by erinrook

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