Even with our focus on digital delivery of news, editors can push our press deadlines to make sure The Oregonian’s print edition is similarly nimble when major news breaks.

The proposal comes as other operators of aging wind farms in the region plan to swap out old turbines, which can significantly boost energy production and reduce mechanical problems.

The week in visual commentary.

Letters to the Editor can be submitted to [email protected] with full name and place of residence.

The vote tally was 51-49 to proceed with the debate. Senate passage could be days away, and the bill would need to return to the House for more votes before it could reach the White House.

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Sheriff’s officials said that search-and-rescue teams managed to get the teenager onto a Life Flight helicopter to the Portland area, but she died at the hospital.

The festival continues Sunday.

Among the crimes was an allegedly intoxicated man who crashed a stolen car into the back of a police sergeant’s vehicle.

Winners include affordable housing programs, construction projects at Portland State University and wildfire fighting efforts.

Police have not shared the identity of the 16-year-old suspect.

The man was sentenced to almost 7 years in prison.

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