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Oregon Department of Education considers waiving 14 hours of instruction time for school districts

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By Chynna Greene
| KGW-TV (Portland, OR) Verified
PORTLAND, Oregon — School districts in Oregon may be able to write off up to 14 hours of instructional time, or about two school days. The Oregon Department of Education (ODE) is considering allowing school districts impacted by recent winter storms to apply for a waiver. Many schools around the Willamette Valley, the Gorge and the Portland metro area missed a week or more of class because of snow and ice earlier in mid-January.
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Oregonians can recover SNAP food losses from the winter storm. Here's how

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By Chynna Greene, Sabinna Pierre Verified
| KGW-TV (Portland, OR) Verified
OREGON, USA — Oregonians who receive benefits from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) could be eligible to replace any foods lost due to last week's winter storms, which knocked out power to hundreds of thousands at their peak. If any foods purchased with SNAP benefits were lost or disposed of for being unsafe to eat due to the recent storms, flooding, power outages or fire, households have 10 days to request that replacement benefits be issued for the cost of the food.
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Refugees from the horrors of war, Ukrainian students build a future at Vancouver trade school

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By Chynna Greene
| KGW-TV (Portland, OR) Verified
VANCOUVER, Wash. — Danger and displacement brought more than a dozen students to the U.S., then to a trade school in Vancouver. Despite the dire circumstances that led them to seek refuge here, they say that they're thriving in the new environment. Walking through the doors of Cascadia Technical Academy, visitors will see high school students learning different trades. But among the 1,300 students are 19 who share a common bond.
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