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Amanda Waldroupe

Articles by Amanda Waldroupe

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    Illustration of Portland police badge and a head

    Transparency demanded in hiring of Portland police psychologist

    Advocates call for competitive bidding and cultural diversity in the selection of the specialist who evaluates police recruits
    By
    Amanda Waldroupe
    November 30, 2018
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    Clackamas Service Center building

    From the ashes, a revitalized Clackamas Service Center

    Last summer, the Clackamas Service Center was nearly destroyed by fire. Today, it has reopened with a new vision and fresh approach to helping the neighborhood.
    By
    Amanda Waldroupe
    October 12, 2018
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    Illustration of phone screen with Airbnb logo, overlooking the Portland skyline

    Locking down Portland’s short-term rentals

    As Portland nears an agreement with Airbnb, cities worldwide struggle with regulating short-term-rental companies
    By
    Amanda Waldroupe
    September 14, 2018
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    Housing for a rainy day

    Cully residents are exploring land banking as a way to preserve their Northeast Portland neighborhood’s affordability
    By
    Amanda Waldroupe
    August 10, 2018
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    Seed Ceremony

    Celebrating a place for healing

    With the opening of Cully Park, Portland has its first Native Gathering Garden
    By
    Amanda Waldroupe
    July 6, 2018
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    Rural Housing

    With limited shelter space, Central Oregon's local governments weigh options for homeless

    Officials struggle with whether or not to fund services for unsheltered residents, while finding ways to promote affordable housing construction
    By
    Amanda Waldroupe
    May 18, 2018
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    Stacey Witte

    A fierce advocate for Central Oregon's homeless residents

    Stacey Witte dispenses knowledge, compassion and spare change at the Back Door Café, Central Oregon’s de facto homeless day center
    By
    Amanda Waldroupe
    May 11, 2018
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    Lisa Kuettle

    When homeless patients can't go to clinic, the clinic goes to them

    Lisa Kuettle drives Mosaic Medical's medical van to various sites around Central Oregon: 'You go to where they are'
    By
    Amanda Waldroupe
    May 11, 2018
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    Joy and Joe's camp

    Homelessness and humanity in Central Oregon's juniper forests

    Every Tuesday, volunteers of Central Oregon Veterans Outreach visit homeless camps outside Bend, bringing with them basic supplies and human connection
    By
    Amanda Waldroupe
    May 4, 2018
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    Empty lot in Prineville

    In Prineville, 'the builders can’t even build fast enough'

    Hit hard during the recession, the small city is now in the midst of an economic boom. Home construction is soaring – but so are rents. And low-income housing remains elusive.
    By
    Amanda Waldroupe
    April 27, 2018

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