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📉 Why Oregon’s population is declining

November 12, 2024 · — Rachel Monahan

Hello, ski season! ❄️ Winter has arrived in the mountains 🏂 And Timberline has opened for the season 🎿

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No Oregon Semiconductor Center After Trump Win?

Intel was competing for a massive Biden administration investment in the semiconductor industry, but after Trump’s victory, the administration may choose a red state for the next grant, to make it more likely the new president will preserve the program. Plus, Intel has a deteriorating financial situation and relationship with the administration. [Oregonian 🔒]

Oregon’s Population Decline Isn’t All Bad News

Unlike in the 1980s, there hasn’t been a job shortage in Oregon. Instead, families are leaving Oregon for lower-cost regions: rural Washington, Idaho, and Texas. The solution, says a former state economist, is to build more housing. [Willamette Week]

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Portland volunteers are ready to respond in the event of an emergency. (Neighborhood Emergency Teams)

During a Major Disaster, You Can Count on Your Neighbors

If a major disaster hits Portland, the city will rely not just on professional first responders but on a trained team of volunteers. Glenn Devitt, community resilience coordinator for the Portland Bureau of Emergency Management, explains how your neighbors will probably be the first line of support in a major disaster. [City Cast Portland 🎧]

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What To Do

Tuesday, Nov. 12

Wednesday, Nov. 13

🍕 There is (yet another) noteworthy pizzaiola preparing to open up a permanent shop next spring. In the meantime, you can find her popups at Multnomah Village's Level 2 and elsewhere.

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