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March 2, 2022

Housing

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An illustrations shows a house half sunken or drowning in an ocean with a woman standing atop the roof that is still above water.

Housing advocates fear possible eviction wave

The grace period for back rent is over, vulnerable communities expected to be disproportionately impacted
By
Piper McDaniel
March 2, 2022

Opinion

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Opinion | ‘We have to go beyond people just attaining housing’

Larmarques ‘Misha’ Smith on their journey from temporary to stable housing
By
Larmarques “Misha” Smith
March 2, 2022
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A photo inside the Oregon senate. Kayse Jama stands at the center of the photo while others sit at desks in rows around him.

Kaia Sand | Addressing homelessness through the legislature and what we can learn from it

Opinion | The $400 million legislative housing package protects human rights; no city can use the funding for sweeps
By
Kaia Sand
March 2, 2022

Vendor Profiles

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A photo of vendor Richard Winkowitsch smiling and holding up copies of the Rose City Resource Guide with "I love helping out in the community. It's what I do. It brings me joy."

Street Roots vendor profile | Richard Winkowitsch acts with kindness

Richard is a listener and tries to focus on the positive
By
Dylan Jefferies
March 2, 2022
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