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Staying in Vernonia
Fight to the death
Speak. Listen. Heal.
Blacks and whites come together to confront the damage of gentrification and find a way forward. The Oregonian invited 16 participants in the Restorative Listening Project to record their views on race and gentrification.
Disciplining Oregon teachers
Since 1997, the state has disciplined more than 700 Oregon educators for misconduct. The offenses range from relatively minor — failure to give adequate notice before resigning — to the commission of a violent crime. Now, for the first time, the records are available on the Web. SEARCH THE DATABASE
The Oregonian’s Pulitzer Prize winners
Rebuilding Vernonia
Recovering from December’s flooding, Vernonia stakes its future on the schools. More than education hangs in the balance as the city looks to fund campuses on higher ground. Story | Video | Previous coverage
Facing Fatal Genes
Northwest families and scientists are combating DNA defects to keep women at high risk of breast and ovarian cancer from ever getting the disease. Read the stories, watch video and see audio slideshows.
After Fairview
A series about care for Oregonians with developmental disabilities. Search: Caregivers named in abuse
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