“During my career, I’ve seen hundreds of deaths,” Astoria police's deputy chief said. “Accidents, murders, suicides. I’ve never seen anything play out the way this did.”

Readers today are bombarded with facts and information, writes longtime Oregonian/OregonLive reporter Tom Hallman, Jr. But what we all long for is meaning and a greater connection. Those are the stories that Hallman, who is retiring after 43 years with the newspaper, sought to write.

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The impact should be minimal, unless they've not built credit of their own

State officials aren’t doing much about it.

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The week in visual commentary.

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Check your numbers to see if you hit it big in Saturday's jackpot.

The closure will last until Monday at 5 a.m.

Oregon's population of sea otters was wiped out about a century ago by fur traders.

The crash happened near Northeast 162nd Avenue in Portland. 

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