AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCollege Sports & Courts: Oregon athletes’ Title IX class-action bid at the University of Oregon hit a setback as a federal judge denied class certification for beach volleyball and club rowing, with athletes seeking a 9th Circuit appeal. Higher Ed Governance: Oregon’s Ethics Commission opened a full investigation into former Portland Community College president Adrien Bennings over potential conflicts of interest tied to a trademarked slogan used while she led the school. State Policy & Public Safety: A new Oregon law now requires a $20 annual Waterway Access Permit for most non-motorized boats under 10 feet, with regulators clarifying that tied inner tubes don’t trigger fines. Local Government: Redmond’s automated red-light and speed cameras moved from warnings to citations starting June 15, after recording thousands of potential violations. Criminal Justice: A Springfield woman pleaded guilty and was sentenced to three months in federal prison for $27,500+ in unemployment fraud, including using others’ identities to divert benefits. First Amendment & Activism: A Bend drag performer, Pattie Gonia, is fighting back against Patagonia’s trademark lawsuit, arguing the case targets climate activism. Sports & Oregon Spotlight: NCAA Outdoor Track in Eugene featured Oregon’s Simeon Birnbaum and a busy final-day schedule as the Ducks chased scoring chances. Transportation: McKenzie Pass reopens June 15 after winter closure, with reminders about cyclists, pedestrians, and the 35-foot vehicle limit.
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