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Tyler Brown

Perth
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Perth journalist turned communications officer. Love music, sport and news- reading, writing and living it.
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2026 Utah Boys State and Girls State Delegates 1 min read

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By Tyler Brown
| Iron County Today Verified
By Tyler Brown, For Iron County Today The Cedar City American Legion Post 74 and American Legion Auxiliary Post 74 are proud to sponsor five outstanding young men and 14 outstanding young women to attend the 2026 Utah Boys State and Utah Girls State programs. Boys State and Girls State are the premier youth programs of the American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary.
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PGE’s Plan to Cut Trees in Forest Park Goes to City Council Wednesday

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By Tyler Brown
| Willamette Week Verified
A controversial proposal by Portland General Electric to cut down nearly 5 acres of trees in Forest Park will go before the Portland City Council at 2 pm Wednesday, April 17, as residents and environmental advocates prepare to protest outside City Hall. The project would remove approximately 376 trees—some decades or even centuries old, critics say—to make way for a transmission line PGE says is necessary to meet growing energy demands.
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City Council Won’t Fight Any Further to Keep Oswego Lake Private

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By Tyler Brown
| Willamette Week Verified
The Lake Oswego City Council has voted against appealing a court ruling that mandates public access to Oswego Lake, ending a years-long legal battle over whether the lake should remain exclusive to residents of the homes that surround it. In a 5-2 decision Monday night, city councilors opted not to join an appeal initiated by the Lake Oswego Corporation, the private entity that manages the lake and has historically limited access to its members.
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