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A flurry of teachers and other Oregon public employees are retiring this year to avoid taking a modest hit to their pensions.

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26 Portland firefighters to keep jobs Updated: 8 hours ago

A $4.5 million federal grant will allow them to keep their salaries and benefits through 2015.
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Name that otter pup Updated: 8 hours ago

The Oregon Zoo is asking for the public's help to name its new baby river otter.
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