Bill Bradbury remembered  April 14, 2023
A statement from the family of Willam C. “Bill” Bradbury We announce with great sorrow the death of Bill Bradbury on April 14, 2023. He was 73 years young. Bill died of unexpected medical complications while with his wife of 36 years, Katy Eymann, delighting in a six-month cruise around the world, one of his lifetime dreams. His zest for life, his positive outlook, and his commitment to public service in his beloved Oregon are legendary. Bill embraced life, living it to the fullest despite doing so with multiple sclerosis for more than 40 years. A service of remembrance and celebration of Bill’s life will be planned and announced for a future time. For more information contact Robert Bailey, robert.bailey5055@gmail.com • Former Oregon Secretary of State Bill Bradbury left a lasting legacy (April 15, Oregon Public Broadcasting) • Friends, colleagues remember 'a lion of state government' (April 16, Oregon Capital Insider) March news from the Oregon Capitol and beyond• Bill to boost computer chip production in Oregon clears hurdle (March 27, Oregon Capital Insider)
• Tenants, landlords tussle over tighter rent cap (March 27, Oregon Capital Insider • State budget writers release their spending framework (March 24, Oregon Capital Insider) • Bill to boost computer chip production in Oregon clears hurdle (March 24, Oregon Capital Insider) • Oregon Senate OKs housing package (March 22, Oregon Capital Insider) Oregon lawmakers consider new gun legislation (March 21, Oregon Capital Insider) Self-serve fueling is closer to approval in Oregon (March 21, Oregon Capital Insider) • Lawmakers flooded with comments on abortion bill (March 21, Oregon Capital Insider) • Oregon eyes mandate for climate change lessons in school (March 13, Oregon Public Broadcasting) • Homeless and housing money goes to legislative vote (March 13, Oregon Capital Insider) • Wyden, Rosenblum defend access to abortion medication (March 13, Oregon Capital Insider) • University of Oregon names new president (March 13, Oregon Capital Insider) • Ahead of filing deadline, school board seats open across Oregon (March 10, Oregon Public Broadcasting) • Debate shapes up over using land to limit carbon (March 10, Oregon Capital Insider) • Oregon adds job, but unemployment remains steady (March 8, Oregon Capital Insider) • Oregonians support reducing prison sentences for youth demonstrating rehabilitation (March 6, Oregon Capital Insider) • Kotek invokes emergency response for homelessness (March 3, Oregon Capital Insider) • Think Out Loud: A conversation with Gov. Tina Kotek on education, affordable housing and the hardest thing about her new job (March 3, Oregon Public Broadcasting) • Oregon lawmakers consider making it easier converting office space into homes (March 3, OPB) • Mandatory mask rule at health-care facilities ends April 3 (March 3, Oregon Capital Insider) • Lawmakers add to Kotek's request for housing money (March 2, Oregon Capital Insider) More than 100 turn out for Democratic Party of Oregon |
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