AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoA Younger Legislature: Oregon’s next House will include a larger share of millennials and Gen Z lawmakers, including 26-year-old Hank Sanders of Hood River. Arts and Identity: Grand Ronde tribal members have published a book featuring animal and plant names in two regional Indigenous languages, while Coos Bay’s art museum marks its 90th anniversary with a free celebration. Portland Creativity: Artist Jess Wallace’s Heartbreak Hotline invites callers to leave anonymous stories of love, loss and healing for a growing public archive. Bend Food Scene: P53 Fresh, a plant-based food cart at Base Camp Food Carts, serves bowls, soups and smoothies made without animal products or added oils. Community Giving: Oregon Community Foundation awarded $5.3 million in grants to nearly 260 organizations statewide. The Human Bean’s annual Coffee for a Cure raised $519,584 for breast cancer support this year, bringing its total raised since 2005 to more than $5.2 million.
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