The Sandy River between Oxbow Regional Park and Dabney State Recreation Area has hazards that affect river enjoyers, floaters, and boaters. The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office River Patrol issued a warning about loose logs and river current changes. Portland City Council met three times to amend Mayor Keith Wilson’s proposed budget amid a $160 million budget gap. A nearly 12-hour meeting included funding for a new data privacy office, changes to programs that displace homeless people, and increased tree planting and restoration funding. Many amendments ended in 6-6 ties as the moderate “Mod Squad” blocked most proposals, including some supported by council members.
"River enjoyers, floaters, and boaters, take heed. There's some stuff in the Sandy River between Oxbow Regional Park and Dabney State Recreation Area! News alerts about things like loose logs (or in this case a river current change) hold a special place in my heart; I wish we lived in so smooth a world where this was the News news, instead of the greater fuckery that lives rent free in our minds-war, injustice, Drake releasing three albums at one time. But since today is going to be 83 degrees, you might want to know about these logs! Multnomah County Sheriff's Office River Patrol (MCSORP?) has issued a stern warning!"
"Portland City Council met thrice this week to make amendments to Mayor Keith Wilson's proposed budget, attempting to address at $160 million budget gap. On Wednesday, a nearly 12 hour meeting saw everything from the passage of funding for a new data privacy office, movement away from programs that displace of homeless people, and more tree planting and restoration funding. Most amendments ended in a 6-6 tie as the city's moderate block-colloquially known as the "Mod Squad"-stopped most amendments that came forward, even those addressing issues they said they supported."
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