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Jimmy Carter (Photo: Joint Center) 

"We will continue to honor President Carter’s unwavering commitment to public service and his lifelong dedication to racial, economic, and social justice. His legacy will endure."

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(Photo courtesy National Civil Rights Museum) 

A giant among leaders and a true example of the highest ideals of public service, President Carter’s legacy will forever be etched in history

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Vivek Raghavan 

The app, EcoGoal, was designed to help environmental organizations set, organize, and track goals in a private and collaborative space. 

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Senator Lisa Reynolds  

New committee to focus on upstream solutions for some of Oregon’s toughest challenges.

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Christmas tree at Pioneer Square. 

Union Gospel Mission’s Christmas Day meal will take place on Wednesday, December 25th at 10:00 a.m. at 15 NW Third Avenue.

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Photo: Oregon Housing and Community Services 

“By protecting the affordability of these communities, individuals, and families can foster community and create an environment that supports their long-term well-being.”

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Rangers and volunteers will lead guided hikes with distances ranging from a quarter-mile stroll to a 5-mile trek.

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(Photo/courtesy PCC) 

The U.S. Department of Ed grant will help expand mental health training and support community wellness; Nursing ranked No. 1 in nation by National Council of State Boards of Nursing

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Cars parked by the curb at paid parking stations in downtown Seattle. (Photo courtesy SDOT) 

Currently, most parking fines range from $29 to $53, depending on the type of violation. The new fines will range from $43 to $78.

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Photo: NNPA 

In 1972, she made history as the first Black candidate and the first woman to seek the Democratic presidential nomination.

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