AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoLabor & Retail: Starbucks Workers United says CEO Brian Niccol’s latest round of store closures will “betray” workers and customers, with Oregon among states slated for closures. Healthcare Costs: Oregon regulators warn shoppers about cheap, non-ACA “limited partner” health plans that may cover little beyond preventive care, urging use of healthcare.gov or licensed agents. Invasive Species: Missouri officials confirmed northern snakehead fish in the Eleven Point River in Oregon County, a sign the invasive predator is spreading through connected waterways. Community Solar: A new 800 kW community solar array under construction in northeast Portland is expected to cut power bills for up to 140 low-income households by as much as 40%. Housing & Local Policy: Bend’s newest city councilor, Elana Reinholtz, says housing affordability and environmental priorities will stay front and center. Small Business & Finance: Riverview Bancorp declared a 47th straight quarterly cash dividend, while NeighborWorks America awarded $4.14M in supplemental grants to 23 organizations across 17 states. Public Health: HHS denied claims that RFK Jr. kept a financial interest in Gardasil litigation, as senators question fee transfers.
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