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Occupy-Related F6 Protest Trials End, No Anarchists in Sight

Nathan Gilles Nefi Martinez-Bravo testifies. Yesterday, the Multnomah County courtroom of Judge Cheryl Albrecht saw yet another Occupy Portland-related trial. This time for the unpermitted February 6, 2012 anti-police brutality protests. The night of February 6, or F6, is one both protesters and cops won’t forget anytime soon. It was the night both kinda went […]

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The Big Wet Easy. The Gulf Coast is recovering from Hurricane Isaac. Pinocchio Politics. These guys really do lie. Who knew? Pirate Arrested. Gottfrid Svartholm Warg, co-founder of the popular torrent (copyright infringement) site The Pirate Bay, has been arrested in Vietnam. Warg was fleeing a one-year jail sentence for—you guessed it—copyright violations. A Mini […]

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Groups Continue to Fight Coal Exports

Commissioner Amanda Fritz talks with anti-coal protesters A crowd of about 70 environmentalists gathered outside the downtown Portland offices of the Army Corps of Engineers this afternoon to protest Oregon’s newest potential export, coal. If you’ve been following this story, you know there are currently six proposed coal terminals for Oregon and Washington. If approved, […]

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Run, Pussy Riot! Run! Two members of the-pain-in-Vladimir Putin’s-ass punk rock band Pussy Riot have reportedly fled Russia and Russian authorities. The bloodshed continues in Syria. The Syrian regime is now accused of killing 200 civilians in a town on the outskirts of Damascus. The British Aren’t Coming. The Brits has stopped threatening to invade […]

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What To Do With an Injured Invasive Animal?

Morgaine Faye A story I reported for the paper this week, Cute Animal Death Watch, digs into a state policy that requires wildlife rehabilitators to euthanize invasive species—or nonnative animals that cause ecological harm. The policy calls for killing animals many Oregonians probably don’t know are invasive—including possums, and several species of squirrels and turtles. […]

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