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Don Ryan

Don Ryan

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Staff Photographer, Associated Press

Portland

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Immigration Movements, Elections, Environment, People , Social Justice

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I cover primarily sports (NFL, Formula 1), music, and fatherhood-related subjects.

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Seniority Positions

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Total articles 311

  • Election 2024 Portland Oregon

    By Don Ryan Verified| Albany Democrat-Herald Verified A lot of political changes are coming to Portland, Oregon. The open mayoral race in the state’s most populous city features 19 candidates and comes after years of growing frustration over homeless encampments and open drug use. Whoever wins will oversee a completely new system of government. Portland is more than doubling the size of its City Council and adding a city manager position.

    By Don Ryan Verified · Albany Democrat-Herald

    Oct. 15, 2024

  • If killing one species might save another, should we do it?

    By F.D. Flam, Don Ryan Verified| Butler Eagle Verified It’s routine practice for government officials to kill animals deemed invasive or destructive. For the most part, Americans accept this or look the other way — especially if the “pests” are insects, rodents or garden-munching deer. That’s changed now that the Fish and Wildlife Service plans to shoot thousands of owls in California, Oregon and Washington. The species on the hit list is the barred owl — a creature whose adaptability has enabled it to spread into new areas.

    By F.D. Flam, Don Ryan Verified · Butler Eagle

    Aug. 29, 2024

  • Election 2024 Portland Oregon

    By Don Ryan Verified| Albany Democrat-Herald Verified A lot of political changes are coming to Portland, Oregon. The open mayoral race in the state’s most populous city features 19 candidates and comes after years of growing frustration over homeless encampments and open drug use. Whoever wins will oversee a completely new system of government. Portland is more than doubling the size of its City Council and adding a city manager position.

    By Don Ryan Verified · Albany Democrat-Herald

    Oct. 15, 2024

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