AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoBend Business: Obsidian Boardshop opens Saturday in the former Skjersaas space, aiming to fill the gap left by Tactics’ closure with snowboard, skate and surf gear. Oregon Politics: After Democratic gains in the midterms, Gov. Tina Kotek is pushing priorities including a ban on immigration detention centers, a proposal that has failed in other states. Social Services: About 80,000 Oregon SNAP cases face income checks this winter. Planned Parenthood’s two Oregon affiliates will merge in 2027 amid financial strain, with 75 layoffs planned at the southwestern affiliate. OHSU Research: A study in rodents links a rare APOE mutation to protection against Parkinson’s-related protein buildup, raising a possible path for future therapies. Ducks Football: Dan Lanning pushed back at Michigan coach Kyle Whittingham’s claim that Oregon’s reported $50 million NIL budget helps it outbid rivals, pointing to Michigan’s spending on departing coaches.
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