Nature and the great nearby
An exhibition in Seattle features a 150-year scrapbook of images highlighting our relationship with nature, from dead eagles and illuminated orcas to sacred groves and horned loggers.
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'Nature in the Balance': a gallery
A baker's dozen of pictures from an exhibition highlighting the Northwest's relationship with nature.
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Inside scoop at the Portland Art Museum
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In Oregon, a scheme to 'out' petition-signers
Two proposed ballot measures would roll back domestic-partnership rights and an anti-discrimination law. As signatures are gathered, gay-rights proponents are planning to put all those names in a database – and make them public. Perfectly legal. But what if there are errors?
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