May 20, 2008 Archives

8:59 -- With Admans and Fish the winners, the question is what does the City Council look like in the 'coming months and then into next year...Fish probably becomes a Potter ally for the short term, giving ther mayor the chance to move a final agenda with Dan and Nick's votes...then Nick has to figure how he plays it so that he maintains a close enough working relationship with Adams when the new Council forms around Mayor Adams
Len Berg...

>> Continue reading: Len Bergstein's Election Night Blog on KGW

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by Jack Bogdanski

11:31 p.m.

Broadcast news is starting to wind down -- stay tuned for Leno -- but not everything's been decided by the voters, Portland City Commission No. 1 is still awfully close. The Eugene mayor's race is still tight. And although Measure 53, the civil forfeiture deal, is ahead, the lead is not commanding.

This place is definitely in the "strike the set" mod...

>> Continue reading: Jack Bog's KGW Election Night Blog on KGW

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Oregon Matters!
How else to explain repeated trips by all three Presidential candidates over the past weeks.
So this is what some states with early primaries experience EVERY election cycle?!
Obviously, Oregonians are excited. 75,000 turned out for Obama's waterfront rally, a record turnout for a rally this year.
Even in the KGW newsroom there's an extra level of excitement, knowing that Oregon's votes could determine ...

>> Continue reading: Decision Day

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With gas prices soaring, spending a little time on the internet before you head out to shop can save you real time - and some real money.

These web-friendly shopping tips come from CNN's Gerri Willis, the personal finance editor for CNN Business News.

Her first tip is simple. Get online and set up online bill pay. You can even set...

>> Continue reading: Using the Internet to Save Money

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