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Ghent, New York
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Targeted at older workers, SO WHAT IF I’M 65 is Bob Weinstein's newest book. Authored 13 books. Also created Tech Watch - a syndicated tech career column.

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Bob Weinstein is a writer, reporter, editor, author, syndicated columnist, and blogger. He has authored 14 books.

Employment, 2006 – Present.
Developmental editing; copyediting; proofreading; and ghost writing

Over the past decade, I have worked closely with many writers, helping them develop their manuscripts so that they’re ready for publication. The process includes developing a strong outline, and creating a logical, tight structure, and content that achieves the authors’ goals. It involv…

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Just a private citizen?

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By Bob Weinstein
| NW Examiner
Image generated by Bob Weinstein using AI. Portland’s city government wants to have it both ways when it comes to Susan Mottet, director of the city’s Small Donor Elections program. Mottet approached a signature gatherer for the Safer Portland initiative, the ballot measure that would redirect a portion of Portland Clean Energy Fund revenues to hire additional police officers.
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Increased parking fees add insult to injury

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By Allan Classen Verified, Bob Weinstein
| NW Examiner
Just days after news reports documented what Portland families already know—that the cost of living in our city continues to climb under a steady accumulation of taxes, fees, utility increases and surcharges—City Hall decided it’s time to make downtown parking more expensive. Beginning July 1, parking meter rates in downtown Portland increased from $3 to $3.20 per hour. Event parking around Providence Park and the Moda Center will cost more. Annual parking permits are also increasing.
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Follow the money on Portland’s participatory budgeting push

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By Bob Weinstein
| NW Examiner
The latest reporting from The Oregonian/OregonLive raises serious questions about the transparency and accountability of the campaign behind Portland’s proposed “participatory budgeting” initiative. And about the initiative itself. Much of the money supporting this measure appears to be flowing through nonprofit organizations that do not have to disclose their donors.
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