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Both systems shall be free from sectarian control.” In other words, our public schools must serve every child — without any religious or ideological agenda. Yet, despite this commitment ...

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Portland City Council has set a moral standard for all governmental entities in the U.S. and the world. It has acted in the best tradition of Martin Luther King, Gandhi and Nelson Mandela.

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On the November ballot, voters are being asked to choose between the words “Every” or “Only a” to be the lead word(s) of “citizen of the United States and of this State of the age of ...

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