Published on: 03/19/2025
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The thievery has yielded more than $130,000 in merchandise from nearly two dozen of the outdoor gear retailer’s outlets.
One person died in the flooding.
The documents were unsealed Tuesday after a three-year court battle with The Oregonian/OregonLive and other news organizations.
Cars are increasingly fitted with sensors, cameras and smartphone connections.
Such fees have a disproportionate financial impact on Black, Latino and low-income people, a recent city ombudsman investigation found.
The crash happened on Southeast Division Street at 164th Avenue, police say.
"We've built a budget that is nimble, not knowing what the May forecast is going to look like," one lawmaker said.
The page on Robinson previously included information about his Army service during World War II, which occurred prior to his famously breaking baseball's color barrier in 1947 with the Brooklyn Dodgers.
The first weekend of spring break is looking damp. But snow across the passes should taper off by the end of the weekend.
The Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. has made the decision to take a break from its Beer Camp and Oktoberfest events this year — events that annually attracted thousands of visitors.
“It’s so great to live here,” the singer told an audience in London recently.
The James B. Beam Institute Industry conference this week drew over 1,000 bourbon and distilling industry insiders and students to Kentucky, where leaders spoke about the state of the industry.
News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/business/2025/03/rei-tries-to-catch-one-man-behind-nationwide-shoplifting-spree-at-stores.html
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