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I'd edit this myself but cannot see how. Portal:Oregon lists Kate Brown as the governor, whereas Oregon elected Tina Kotek to be governor in 2022 and she has been serving since she was sworn in, shortly after. Here's what it says:
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* ... that the '''[[Native American Student and Community Center]]''' in Portland, Oregon, is designed to resemble a [[tipi]]?
* ... that in 1936 the Supreme Court ruled that Oregon could divert all of its own water in the Walla Walla River from Washington?
* ... that in 1936 the Supreme Court ruled that Oregon could divert all of its own water in the '''[[Walla Walla River]]''' from Washington?
* ... that former football player Christopher Judge won a contest to host the morning show on an Oregon TV station, helping launch his acting career?
* ... that former football player [[Christopher Judge]] won a contest to host the morning show on '''[[KLSR-TV|an Oregon TV station]]''', helping launch his acting career?
* ... that Wiley Griffon became the first streetcar operator in Eugene, Oregon, despite Black settlers being outlawed in the state?
* ... that '''[[Wiley Griffon]]''' became the first streetcar operator in Eugene, Oregon, despite Black settlers being outlawed in the state?
* ... that Oregon lumberjack Clarence Boggie had been convicted and pardoned twice for robbery before being charged with murder in 1935?
* ... that Oregon lumberjack '''[[Clarence Boggie]]''' had been convicted and pardoned twice for robbery before being charged with murder in 1935?
* ... that Alek Skarlatos, who helped foil a terrorist attack in 2015, became a member of the Oregon House of Representatives nearly a decade later?
* ... that '''[[Alek Skarlatos]]''', who helped foil a terrorist attack in 2015, became a member of the Oregon House of Representatives nearly a decade later?
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