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'A bridge too far': Portland councilors say it's unlikely they'll use climate funds for Moda Center upgrade

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By Evan Watson Verified
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Portland city councilors are split over plans to use public funds to renovate the city-owned Moda Center, as the Portland Trail Blazers push for a $600 million upgrade and a state-approved funding package relies on city investment. Mayor Keith Wilson's proposal to draw $75 million from the Portland Clean Energy Fund appears to be losing support before it reaches a full council vote.
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'A bridge too far': Portland councilors say it's unlikely they'll use climate funds for Moda Center upgrade

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By Evan Watson Verified
| KGW-TV (Portland, OR) Verified
PORTLAND, Ore. — Portland city councilors are split over plans to use public funds to renovate the city-owned Moda Center, as the Portland Trail Blazers push for a $600 million upgrade and a state-approved funding package relies on city investment. Mayor Keith Wilson's proposal to draw $75 million from the Portland Clean Energy Fund appears to be losing support before it reaches a full council vote. This story continues below.
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Federal judge restricts Oregon State Hospital admissions for some mentally ill defendants

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By Evan Watson Verified
| KGW-TV (Portland, OR) Verified
SALEM, Ore. — A federal judge has ordered limits on admissions to the Oregon State Hospital, the latest action in a decades-long effort to try and bring the state of Oregon into compliance with a federal order concerning the treatment of mentally ill criminal defendants.
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