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ICYMI, "Chromium Levels Remain High In SE Portland, Even Without Glass Factory Emissions":
The Oregonian has a good long piece on the murky legality of police installing surveillance cameras without warrants to bust a stolen car crushing operation. Definitely a good read.
Also in the Oregonian this morning is a well-done feature about a 14-year-old Portland boy with autism who uses a red mat to communicate with the world.
Yet to be present when Niko uses the letter board is akin to watching a magician at work. His humanity emerges, letter by letter, sentence by sentence, thought by thought. He swears, tells jokes and smiles. He reveals not only a sharp mind, but a soul, spirit and heart.
The Oregon football team will be wearing "1916" throwback uniforms for today's spring game. Take a look:
Throwin' it back to 1916 for tomorrow's Spring Game. #GoDucks #DuckSwag pic.twitter.com/SRlI8fM4Hh
— Oregon Football (@WinTheDay) April 29, 2016
A Portland State football player was arrested for impersonating a police officer.
The Washington Post has a cool interview with Parag Khanna, author of the new book "Connectography: Mapping the Future of Global Civilization."
Vice: "Inside a Life-Saving Rural Clinic in Appalachia."
Hmmmmmm...
Why Millennials Aren't Fucking https://t.co/XtZlF76VRl pic.twitter.com/y2Nlt2n19C
— VICE (@VICE) April 30, 2016